Two graphs $G$ and $G'$ on vertex set $V$ differ only at vertex $v$: their adjacency relations agree on all pairs not involving $v$.
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Symmetry of DiffOnlyAt: if $G$ and $G'$ differ only at $v$, so do $G'$ and $G$.
The chromatic number of a graph on Fin n, viewed as a real number.
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Upper-tail bounded differences inequality applied to the chromatic number of $G(n,p)$: $\mathbb{P}(\chi(G) - \mathbb{E}\chi(G) \geq \varepsilon) \leq \exp(-2\varepsilon^2/(n-1))$.
Lower-tail bounded differences inequality applied to the chromatic number of $G(n,p)$: $\mathbb{P}(\mathbb{E}\chi(G) - \chi(G) \geq \varepsilon) \leq \exp(-2\varepsilon^2/(n-1))$.
Shamir-Spencer concentration of the chromatic number (Theorem 9.3.1, 1987): $\mathbb{P}(|\chi(G(n,p)) - \mathbb{E}\chi(G(n,p))| \geq \lambda\sqrt{n-1}) \leq 2e^{-2\lambda^2}$.