A topological version of Huber's theorem
Ara Basmajian, Hugo Parlier
Abstract
Let X be a closed hyperbolic surface. We prove that the number of topological types of primitive closed geodesics of length at most L is asymptotic to \[ 1|(X)|eL2L. \] as L grows. Thus Huber's asymptotic remains unchanged after quotienting by topological type, up to the finite symmetry factor coming from the isometry group of X.
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