Weak Forms of the Ehrenpreis Conjecture and the Surface Subgroup Conjecture
Lewis Bowen
Abstract
We prove the following: 1. Let epsilon>0 and let S1,S2 be two closed hyperbolic surfaces. Then there exists locally-isometric covers S'i of Si (for i=1,2) such that there is a (1+ε) bi-Lipschitz homeomorphism between S'1 and S'2 and both covers S'i have bounded injectivity radius. 2. Let M be a closed hyperbolic 3-manifold. Then there exists a map j: S -> M where S is a surface of bounded injectivity radius and j is a pi1-injective local isometry onto its image.
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