Coarse amenability at infinity
classification
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amenabilitycoarsepropertiesfibredinfinitysatisfysomeallow
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We define two different weakenings of coarse amenability (also known as Yu's property A), namely fibred coarse amenability and coarse amenability at infinity. These two properties allow us to prove that a residually finite group is coarsely amenable if and only if some (or all) of its box spaces satisfy the weak properties. We then elaborate on a result of Willett by showing that graphs with large girth always satisfy fibred coarse amenability. Finally, we discuss some examples and counter-examples to these properties.
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