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The quasi-isometry classes of Galton--Watson trees
We classify, up to quasi-isometry, the large-scale geometry of Galton--Watson trees for every finitely supported offspring distribution. Apart from the trivial finite diameter regimes, we condition on infinite diameter. We find that the remaining classes are the \emph{ray class}, the \emph{full tree
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