Asymptotic length-saturation for subarithmetic hyperbolic groups

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Let \G\G be a subarithmetic hyperbolic group with growth exponent \ga\ga, and let \cO\cO be the ring of integers of its trace field. The group \G\G asymptotically length-saturates if

#\cT(\G)BN#{t\cOBN:t is admissible}1\frac{\#\cT(\G)\cap B_N}{\#\{t\in\cO\cap B_N: t\text{ is admissible}\}}\to 1

as NN\to\infty, where an element t\cOt\in\cO is admissible when, for every ideal \cI\cO\cI\subset\cO, it is congruent modulo \cI\cI to an element of the trace set \cT(\G)\cT(\G). Asymptotic length-saturation conjecture. If the growth exponent \ga\ga exceeds the rank of \cO\cO, then \G\G asymptotically length-saturates.

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Alex Kontorovich and Xin Zhang, “On Length Sets of Subarithmetic Hyperbolic Manifolds”, arXiv:2201.10955 (2022).

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