Asymptotic homology of the quotient of PSL2() by a modular group
Abstract
Consider G:= PSL2() T12, a modular group , and the homogeneous space G T1(2). Endow G , and then G , with a canonical left-invariant metric, thereby equipping it with a quasi hyperbolic geometry. Windings around handles and cusps of G are calculated by integrals of closed 1-forms of G . The main results express, in both Brownian and geodesic cases, the joint convergence of the law of these integrals, with a stress on the asymptotic independence between slow and fast windings. The non-hyperbolicity of G is responsible for a difference between the Brownian and geodesic asymptotic behaviours, difference which does not exist at the level of the Riemann surface 2 (and generally in hyperbolic cases). Identification of the cohomology classes of closed 1-forms and with harmonic 1-forms, and equidistribution of large geodesic spheres, are also addressed.
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