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Week of January 19, 2025

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January 21, 2025
Geometry & Topology [3] The space of co-geodesic currents of a hyperbolic group Didac Martinez-Granado - University of Luxembourg 4:00pm -
KT 207
January 23, 2025
Analysis [4] Boundedness of spectral projectors on hyperbolic surfaces Tristan Leger - Yale 4:00pm -
KT 207
January 24, 2025
Friday Morning Seminar [5] TBA 10:00am -
KT 801

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Week of January 19, 2025

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January 21, 2025
Geometry & Topology [3] The space of co-geodesic currents of a hyperbolic group 4:00pm -
KT 207

We introduce "co-geodesic currents," a family of G-invariant measures on hyperplanes at infinity for a Gromov hyperbolic group G, generalizing geodesic currents from surface groups. Co-geodesic currents naturally arise from geometric actions of G on CAT(0) cube complexes or certain actions on real trees. We establish a natural intersection pairing between co-geodesic and geodesic currents, extending Bonahon’s intersection number for surface groups. Moreover, we show that every non-trivial co-geodesic current defines a pseudo-metric space with a measured wall structure.
We deduce that the existence of certain non-trivial co-geodesic currents imply lack of property (T) or the Haagerup property for G.
This is joint work in progress with Eduardo Reyes.

January 23, 2025
Analysis [4] Boundedness of spectral projectors on hyperbolic surfaces 4:00pm -
KT 207

In this talk I will discuss recent and upcoming results on the boundedness of spectral projectors. The seminal work of C. Sogge gives the optimal result on any Riemannian manifold with bounded geometry for spectral windows of size 1. However when the width is smaller, the bounds become sensitive to the global geometry of the underlying manifold. I will focus on the case of hyperbolic surfaces of infinite area, and present new estimates that hold universally in that setting. This is based on joint and upcoming work with Jean-Philippe Anker and Pierre Germain.

January 24, 2025
Friday Morning Seminar [5] TBA 10:00am -
KT 801

A relaxed-pace seminar on impromptu subjects related to the interests of the audience. Everyone is welcome. The subjects are geometry, probability, combinatorics, dynamics, and more!

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