We consider a system of random walks or directed polymers interacting
with an environment which is random in space and time. It was shown by
Imbrie and Spencer that in spatial dimensions three or above the beha
vior is diffusive if the directed polymer interacts weakly with the en
vironment and if the random environment follows the Bernoulli distribu
tion. Under the same assumption on the random environment as that of I
mbrie and Spencer, we establish that in spatial dimensions four or abo
ve the behavior is still diffusive even when the directed polymer inte
racts strongly with the environment. More generally, we can prove that
, if the random environment is bounded and if the supremum of the supp
ort of the distribution has a positive mass, then there is an integer
d(o) such that in dimensions higher than d(o) the behavior of the rand
om polymer is always diffusive.