Abstract: This paper is concerned with symmetric -dependent colorings of the -ray star graph for . We compute the critical point of the -dependent hard-core processes on , which gives a lower bound for the number of colors needed for a -dependent coloring of . We provide an explicit construction of a -dependent -coloring for any of the infinite subgraph , which is symmetric in the colors and whose restriction to any path is some symmetric -dependent -coloring. We also prove that there is no such coloring of with colors. A list of open problems are presented.
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