Distribution of lattice orbits on homogeneous varieties
By Alexander Gorodnik, Barak Weiss. 2004
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Abstract.Given a lattice Γ in a locally compact group G and a closed subgroup H of G, one has a natural action of Γ on the homogeneous space V = H\ G. For an increasing family of finite subsets {Γ T: T > 0}, a dense orbit υ· Γ, υ∈V and compactly supported function φ on V, we consider the sums $$ S\varphi ,\upsilon{\left( T \right)} = {\sum\nolimits_{\gamma \in \Gamma _{T} } {\varphi {\left( {\upsilon\gamma } \right)}} } $$ . Understanding the asymptotic behavior of Sφ,υ(T) is a delicate problem which has only been considered for certain very special choices of H,G and {Γ T}. We develop a general abstract approach to the problem, and apply it to the case when G is a Lie group and either H or G is semisimple. When G is a group of matrices equipped with a norm, we have $$S_{\varphi,\upsilon}(T)\sim \int_{G_{T}}\varphi(\upsilon g) dg,$$ where GT = {g ∈G: ||g|| < T} and Γ T = GT∩ Γ. We also show that the asymptotics of Sφ, υ(T) is governed by $$\int_{V}\varphi d \nu,$$ where ν is an explicit limiting density depending on the choice of υ and || · ||.
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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In Geometry and Topology
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- François Maucourant
- A. Nevo
- Gregory Margulis
- Akshay Venkatesh
- Alexander Gorodnik
- P. Michel
- R. Munshi
In Mathematical Physics
- A. Nevo
- Alexander Gorodnik
- Akshay Venkatesh
- Manfred Einsiedler
- François Maucourant
- Gregory Margulis
- H. Oh
- Peter Sarnak
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