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Effective equidistribution of large dimensional measures on affine invariant submanifolds

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arxiv 2306.06740 v2 pith:ESMSASR6 submitted 2023-06-11 math.DS math.GT

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The unstable foliation, that locally is given by changing horizontal components of period coordinates, plays an important role in study of translation surfaces, including their deformation theory and in the understanding of horocycle invariant measures. In this article we show that measures of large dimension on the unstable foliation equidistribute in affine invariant submanifolds and give an effective rate. An analogous result in the setting of homogeneous dynamics is crucially used in the effective density and equidistribution results of Lindenstrauss-Mohammadi and Lindenstrauss--Mohammadi--Wang.

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