self-avoiding random walks

self-avoiding random walks
French\ \ aléatoires auto-évitantes promenades
German\ \ Selbst-Vermeidung Irrfahrten
Dutch\ \ zichzelf niet-snijdende stochastische wandelingen
Italian\ \ passegiate aleatorie autovitanti
Spanish\ \ auto-evitando los paseos aleatorios
Catalan\ \ passeig aleatori auto-elusiu
Portuguese\ \ passeios aleatórios auto-excludentes
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ självundvikande slumpvandring
Greek\ \ αυτο-αποφεύγοντας περιπάτους
Finnish\ \ itseään välttelevä satunnaiskulkuprosessi
Hungarian\ \ önelkerülõ véletlen bolyongás
Turkish\ \ öz-kaçınmalı rassal yürüyüşler
Estonian\ \ ennast vältivad juhuslikud ekslemised
Lithuanian\ \ atsitiktinis savęs vengiantis klajojimas
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ błądzenie losowe samowykluczające się
Russian\ \ случайные самоизбегающие блуждания
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ sjálfstætt forðast handahófi gengur
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ -
Afrikaans\ \ selfvermydende stogastiese bewegings
Chinese\ \ 自 回 避 随 机 走 动 ( 游 动 )
Korean\ \ 자체갱신 임의[확률]보행

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