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Counting curves on surfaces

By Juan Souto

Appears in collection : Summer School 2016 - Geometric Analysis, Metric Geometry and Topology

An old theorem of Huber asserts that the number of closed geodesics of length at most L on a hyperbolic surface is asymptotic to $\frac{e^L}L$. However, things are less clear if one either fixes the type of the curve, possibly changing the notion of length, or if one counts types of curves. Here, two curves are of the same type if they differ by a mapping class. I will describe some results in these directions.

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  • Date of recording 28/06/2016
  • Date of publication 04/02/2026
  • Institution Institut Fourier
  • Licence CC BY NC ND
  • Language English
  • Format MP4

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