Geometrically finite lattice-point counting conjecture for congruence covers

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Let G=SO⁡(n,1)∘G=\operatorname{SO}(n,1)^\circ, let ρ=n−12\rho=\tfrac{n-1}{2}, and let Γ<G(Z)\Gamma<G(\mathbb{Z}) be geometrically finite and Zariski dense, with critical exponent δ\delta. Fix o∈Hno\in\mathbb H^n, let dd be hyperbolic distance, and define

N(T,q):=#{γ∈Γ(q):d(γ(o),o)≤T}.N(T,q):=\#\{\gamma\in\Gamma(q):d(\gamma(o),o)\le T\}.

Geometrically finite lattice-point conjecture. For T≫1T\gg1,

N(T,q)≪ϵe(δ+ϵ)T[Γ:Γ(q)]+eρTN(T,q)\ll_\epsilon\frac{e^{(\delta+\epsilon)T}}{[\Gamma:\Gamma(q)]}+e^{\rho T}

for any ϵ>0\epsilon>0. This is posed together with the eigenvalue-counting conjecture and the paper proves that it implies that conjecture; the estimate is not proved in the stated generality.

References

Primary source

Hee Oh, “Eigenvalues of congruence covers of geometrically finite hyperbolic manifolds”, arXiv:1302.2950 (2013).

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