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De Rham $L^p$-Cohomology For Higher Rank Spaces And Groups: Critical Exponents And Rigidity

Abstract

We initiate the investigation of critical exponents (in degree equal to the rank) for the vanishing of L^p-cohomology of higher rank Lie groups and related manifolds. We deal with the rank 2 case and exhibit such phenomena for SL$_3$(R) and for a family of 5-dimensional solvable Lie groups. This leads us to exhibit a continuum of quasi-isometry classes of rank 2 solvable Lie groups of non-positive curvature. We provide a detailed description of the $L^p$-cohomology of the real and complex hyperbolic spaces, to be combined with a spectral sequence argument for our higher-rank results.

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Marc Bourdon, Bertrand Rémy. 2023-12-21. De Rham $L^p$-Cohomology For Higher Rank Spaces And Groups: Critical Exponents And Rigidity. https://doi.org/10.2140/gt.2025.29.4799

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