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AbstractIt is shown how questions about ends of locally finite graphs can be reduced to questions about trees. Several applications are given; for example, locally finite connected graphs with infinitely many ends and automorphism groups that act transitively on the ends are classified.
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Title: Ends of graphs
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AbstractIt is shown how questions about ends of locally finite graphs can be reduced to questions about trees.
Several applications are given; for example, locally finite connected graphs with infinitely many ends and automorphism groups that act transitively on the ends are classified.
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