Abstract
We compare two model descriptions of transport in a material with traps. We establish the equivalence between the n-state trapping model where equilibrium initial conditions are used, and the continuous-time random walk description where a distinct first-waiting-time distribution is introduced. Tunaley's result on the frequency independence of the ac conductivity is corroborated by this equivalence.
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