We consider random diffusive motion of classical particles over the edges of Archimedean lattices. The diffusion coefficient is obtained by using periodic orbit theory. We also study deterministic motion over a honeycomb lattice without the possibility for an immediate return to the preceding node, controlled by a tent map with the golden ratio slope. Numerical analysis is performed to confirm the theoretical results.
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