The long-time properties of biased diffusion in media with randomly distributed traps is discussed. For any bias the asymptotic decay is exponential, contrary to the unbiased case. We find a sharp transition between a small-bias behavior, for which particles are effectively localized, and a large-bias behavior, for which the particles drift with the bias.
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