Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik (Crelles Journal)· 2026Q1
Dirichlet domains for Anosov subgroups
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A new sufficient condition guarantees finite-sided Dirichlet domains for Anosov subgroups in semisimple Lie groups using polyhedral Finsler metrics.
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Key points
- Introduced a sufficient condition for finite-sided Dirichlet domains for Anosov subgroups in semisimple Lie groups.
- The condition implies the Θ-Anosov condition and can be equivalent for simple Lie groups.
- Obtained Dirichlet domains extend to fundamental domains on flag manifolds.
- Demonstrated applications for Borel–Anosov subgroups of SL(d, R) and n-Anosov subgroups of Sp(2n, R).
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Abstract
Abstract We introduce a sufficient condition for a finitely generated subgroup Γ of a semisimple Lie group 𝐺 to admit finite-sided Dirichlet domains for polyhedral Finsler metrics on the symmetric space G / K G/K . The condition always implies the Θ-Anosov condition for some Θ, and can be arranged to be equivalent to the Θ-Anosov condition when 𝐺 is simple and Θ is the set of long roots or the set of short roots. The Dirichlet domain we obtain extends to a fundamental domain for the action of Γ on a domain of discontinuity in a flag manifold. For instance, Borel–Anosov subgroups of SL ( d , R ) \operatorname{SL}(d,\mathbb{R}) have finite-sided Dirichlet domains for the Hilbert metric on the symmetric space which extends to the space of line-hyperplane flags, and 𝑛-Anosov subgroups of Sp ( 2 n , R ) \operatorname{Sp}(2n,\mathbb{R}) have finite-sided Dirichlet–Selberg domains in SL ( 2 n , R ) / SO ( 2 n ) \operatorname{SL}(2n,\mathbb{R})/{\operatorname{SO}(2n)} which extend to a domain in projective space bounded by quadrics.
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