We discuss localized excitations on the incipient infinite percolation cluster. Assuming a simple exponential decay of the amplitudes ψᵢ in terms of the chemical (minimal) path, we show theoretically that the {ψ}'s are characterized by a logarithmically broad distribution, and display multifractal features as a function of the Euclidean distance. The moments of ψᵢ exhibit novel crossover phenomena. Our numerical simulations of fractons exhibit a nontrivial distribution of localization lengths, even when the chemical distance is fixed. These results are explained via a generalization of the theory.
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