Starting with an expression for the fractal dimension dᵤ of the unscreened perimeter of an arbitrary fractal of dimension df, there are derived for the random superconducting network the results ̃ \~s=(2-d)+dᵤ, from which follow ̃ \~φₛ=dᵤ and dw=d-dᵤ. Here ̃ \~s is the conductivity exponent, ̃ \~φₛ the conductance exponent, and dw the fractal dimension of a random walk on the network. For $d=2$, these results differ from the Alexander-Orbach conjecture by 0.3%.
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