Conjecture on finite-covolume actions of discrete groups on hyperbolic isometry groups

Let n2n\geq 2. Let Γ\Gamma be a discrete group and let j×ρj\times\rho be a faithful representation of Γ\Gamma into SO0(n,1)×SO0(n,1)\operatorname{SO}_0(n,1)\times\operatorname{SO}_0(n,1). Suppose that (j×ρ)(Γ)(j\times\rho)(\Gamma) acts properly discontinuously on SO0(n,1)\operatorname{SO}_0(n,1) with finite covolume. Finite-covolume action conjecture. Then, up to switching the factors, jj is discrete and faithful and j(Γ)j(\Gamma) is a lattice in SO0(n,1)\operatorname{SO}_0(n,1); in particular, it is geometrically finite. This conjecture would imply the preceding geometric-finiteness expectation and is posed as a broader question about finite-covolume proper actions.

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Nicolas Tholozan, “The Volume of complete anti-de Sitter 3-manifolds”, arXiv:1509.04178 (2015).

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