Ends of branching random walks on planar hyperbolic Cayley graphs
Lorenz A. Gilch, Sebastian M\"uller (I2M)

TL;DR
This paper proves that the trace of a transient branching random walk on a planar hyperbolic Cayley graph almost surely has infinitely many ends and no isolated end, revealing complex boundary behavior.
Contribution
It establishes the almost sure topological structure of the trace of branching random walks on planar hyperbolic Cayley graphs, a novel result in geometric group theory and probability.
Findings
Trace has continuum many ends
Trace has no isolated end
Results apply to transient branching random walks on hyperbolic groups
Abstract
We prove that the trace of a transient branching random walk on a planar hyperbolic Cayley graph has a.s. continuum many ends and no isolated end.
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