For any repulsion strength alpha below 1/2, an axis-driven random walk on the first quadrant is transient and superdiffusive, with distance scaling like n^(1/(2(1-alpha))).
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Axis-Driven Random Walks on $\mathbb{Z}^2$ (transient cases)
For any repulsion strength alpha below 1/2, an axis-driven random walk on the first quadrant is transient and superdiffusive, with distance scaling like n^(1/(2(1-alpha))).