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SUMMARY:Ilya Gekhtman (Technion)
DTSTART:20210308T143000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/BODS/13/">Gi
 bbs measures vs. random walks in negative curvature</a>\nby Ilya Gekhtman 
 (Technion) as part of Bremen Online Dynamics Seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nThe id
 eal boundary of a negatively curved manifold naturally\ncarries two types 
 of measures.\nOn the one hand\, we have conditionals for equilibrium (Gibb
 s) states\nassociated to Hoelder potentials\; these include the Patterson-
 Sullivan\nmeasure and the Liouville measure. On the other hand\, we have s
 tationary\nmeasures coming from random walks on the fundamental group.\n  
  We compare and contrast these two classes.First\, we show that both\nof t
 hese of these measures can be associated to geodesic flow invariant\nmeasu
 res on the unit tangent bundle\, with respect to which closed\ngeodesics s
 atisfy different equidistribution properties. Second\, we show\nthat the a
 bsolute continuity between a harmonic measure and a Gibbs\nmeasure is equi
 valent to a relation between  entropy\, (generalized)\ndrift and critical 
 exponent\, generalizing previous formulas of\nGuivarc’h\, Ledrappier\, a
 nd Blachere-Haissinsky-Mathieu. This shows that\nif the manifold (or more 
 generally\, a CAT(-1) quotient) is geometrically\nfinite but not convex co
 compact\, stationary measures are always singular\nwith respect to Gibbs m
 easures.\nA major technical tool is a generalization of a deviation inequa
 lity due\nto Ancona saying the so called Green distance associated to the 
 random\nwalk is nearly additive along geodesics in the universal cover.\nP
 art of this is based on joint work with Gerasimov-Potyagailo-Yang and\npar
 t on joint work with Tiozzo.\n
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