
TL;DR
This paper proves a joint equidistribution result for discrete low lying horocycles, extending previous work by removing the prime number restriction on the discrete points, thus broadening the understanding of unipotent mixing.
Contribution
It generalizes earlier results by establishing equidistribution for non-prime discrete points, advancing the theory of unipotent mixing in moduli spaces.
Findings
Proves joint equidistribution for low lying horocycles
Extends previous results to non-prime discrete points
Broadens applicability of unipotent mixing results
Abstract
In this note we prove a joint equidistribution result for discrete low lying horocycles. This generalizes previous work of Blomer and Michel, where it was crucially assumed that the number of discrete points is prime.
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Topicssemigroups and automata theory
