Finite step Rigidity of Hitchin representations and special Margulis-Smilga spacetimes
Sourav Ghosh
Abstract:In this article we use the "escape from subvarieties lemma" introduced by Eskin-Mozes-Oh to prove finite step rigidity results for the Jordan-Lyapunov projection spectra of Hitchin representations and the Margulis-Smilga invariant spectra of some special Margulis-Smilga spacetimes. In the process, we also prove a similar finite step rigidity result for the Cartan spectra of representations of a finitely generated group inside a connected semisimple real algebraic Lie group with trivial center.
“…It would be interesting to know whether or not finitely many curves suffice. (Sourav Ghosh [46] recently showed that there are finitely many elements of π 1 (S) whose full Jordan projections determine a point in H d (S). )…”
Dedicated to Dennis Sullivan on the occasion of his 80th birthday. Dennis was very kind to me when I was a feckless young mathematician and he continues to be an inspiration now that I am a feckless old mathematician.
“…It would be interesting to know whether or not finitely many curves suffice. (Sourav Ghosh [46] recently showed that there are finitely many elements of π 1 (S) whose full Jordan projections determine a point in H d (S). )…”
Dedicated to Dennis Sullivan on the occasion of his 80th birthday. Dennis was very kind to me when I was a feckless young mathematician and he continues to be an inspiration now that I am a feckless old mathematician.
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