Abstract
The long-time behaviour of classical diffusion of a particle in a randomly interrupted medium is studied. The probability of finding a particle at position x=0 in d-dimensional space if initially it was at x=0 is shown to decay exponentially as P(t)-P(t= infinity ) approximately exp(-ctd(d+2)/) below the percolation threshold due to localisation.

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