It is argued that the behavior of two-particle correlation functions for a
one-dimensional system of disordered electrons is not only governed by the
localization length, l, but also involves a dynamical characteristic length
, l ln(1/omega). This is shown to be consistent with spectral properties of
the underlying Heun-type operator. One consequence of this fact is that th
e Mott law for the low-frequency electrical conductivity should be amended
to Re sigma(omega) similar to omega(2) ln(3)(1/omega).