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Counting, mixing and equidistribution for GPS systems with applications to relatively Anosov groups
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We establish counting, mixing and equidistribution results for finite BMS measures on flow spaces associated to geometrically finite convergence group actions. We show that, in particular, these results apply to flow spaces associated to relatively Anosov groups.
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