We introduce the notion of volume of the representation variety of a finitely presented discrete group in a compact Lie group using the push-forward measure associated to a map defined by a presentation of the discrete group. We show that the volume thus defined is invariant under the Andrews-Curtis moves of the generators and relators of the discrete group, and moreover, that it is actually independent of the choice of presentation if the difference of the number of generators and the number of relators remains the same. We then calculate the volume of the representation variety of a surface group in an arbitrary compact Lie group using the classical technique of Frobenius and ...
Abstract. Branching problems ask how an irreducible representation of a group decomposes when restri...
[[abstract]]Let G be a connected, compact, semisimple Lie group. It is known that for a compact clos...
Abstract. We study the volume entropy of a class of presentations (including the classical ones) for...
A volume invariant is used to characterize those representations of a count-able group into a connec...
We extend the notion of the cardinality of a discrete groupoid (equal to the Euler characteristic of...
none1noLet W be a compact manifold and let R be a representation of its fundamental group into PSL(...
International audienceFor closed and oriented hyperbolic surfaces, a formula of Witten establishes a...
International audienceWe study the volume entropy of a class of presentations (including the classic...
The content of this book is somewhat different from that of traditional books on representation theo...
We show that the representation variety for the surface group in characteristic zero is (absolutely)...
Let R,. denote the space of representations of a surface group of genus g in PSL(2,R). By a theorem ...
Continuous representations This essay contains somewhat dry material most useful in motivating event...
International audienceNous trouvons un asymptotique pour le comptage orbitale dans l'espace symétriq...
AbstractLet Γ be a discrete subgroup of a semisimple Lie group G such that ΓβG has a finite volume. ...
Let Γg denote the fundamental group of a closed surface of genus g ≥ 2. We show that every geometric...
Abstract. Branching problems ask how an irreducible representation of a group decomposes when restri...
[[abstract]]Let G be a connected, compact, semisimple Lie group. It is known that for a compact clos...
Abstract. We study the volume entropy of a class of presentations (including the classical ones) for...
A volume invariant is used to characterize those representations of a count-able group into a connec...
We extend the notion of the cardinality of a discrete groupoid (equal to the Euler characteristic of...
none1noLet W be a compact manifold and let R be a representation of its fundamental group into PSL(...
International audienceFor closed and oriented hyperbolic surfaces, a formula of Witten establishes a...
International audienceWe study the volume entropy of a class of presentations (including the classic...
The content of this book is somewhat different from that of traditional books on representation theo...
We show that the representation variety for the surface group in characteristic zero is (absolutely)...
Let R,. denote the space of representations of a surface group of genus g in PSL(2,R). By a theorem ...
Continuous representations This essay contains somewhat dry material most useful in motivating event...
International audienceNous trouvons un asymptotique pour le comptage orbitale dans l'espace symétriq...
AbstractLet Γ be a discrete subgroup of a semisimple Lie group G such that ΓβG has a finite volume. ...
Let Γg denote the fundamental group of a closed surface of genus g ≥ 2. We show that every geometric...
Abstract. Branching problems ask how an irreducible representation of a group decomposes when restri...
[[abstract]]Let G be a connected, compact, semisimple Lie group. It is known that for a compact clos...
Abstract. We study the volume entropy of a class of presentations (including the classical ones) for...