A continuum of expanders
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Abstract: A regular equivalence between two graphs is a pair of uniformly proper Lipschitz maps and . Using separation profiles we prove that there are regular equivalence classes of expander graphs, and of finitely generated groups with a representative which isometrically contains expanders.
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