Claim835926cb5d28b30fb72689d3b54fb7ffc4481ffc81bd0aa82a539196e3ad9ea4·Which result grounds the longest-run bucket distribution?

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The video (Why Wikipedia Can't Explain Math) walks the citation by hand: NIST → reference [3] → Révész, Random Walk in Random and Non-Random Environments (World Scientific, 1990) — priced, unindexed, page unknown; the corpus records the bibliographic terminal in revesz-bibliographic-record.md.

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