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Mar 6 at 8:35 comment added Sal Hi, no problem! Yes something like that- however note: the $\sqrt{n}$ scaling should be independent of the dimension so long as the step distributions are 'nice enough', while the constant $C_k$ may depend on the step distributions. In your case your steps are uniformly drawn on the $(k-1)$-sphere, while in the linked post the steps are are unit steps on a lattice, so they may differ- in your case it should be possible to evaluate at least $C_2$ explicitly. I'll think about it
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Mar 6 at 7:51 comment added Vezen BU @Sal Thank you! Is it something like this? math.stackexchange.com/questions/103142
Mar 6 at 7:08 comment added Sal $\sum_j^n X_j$ is a random walk in $k$ dimensions. If I recall correctly, the average absolute value of the random walk is asymptotically $C_k \sqrt{n}$ for some constant $C_k$
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