Coarse distinguishability of graphs with symmetric growth
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Abstract: Let be a connected, locally finite graph with symmetric growth. We prove that there is a vertex coloring and some such that every automorphism preserving is -close to the identity map; this can be seen as a coarse geometric version of symmetry breaking. We also prove that the infinite motion conjecture is true for graphs where at least one vertex stabilizer satisfies the following condition: for every non-identity automorphism , there is a sequence such that .
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