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Register a new userWeak form of equidistribution theorem for harmonic measures of foliations by hyperbolic surfaces
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Shigenori Matsumoto
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We show that the equidistribution theorem of C. Bonatti and X. Gomez-Mont for a special kind of foliations by hyperbolic surfaces does not hold in general, and seek for a weaker form valid for general foliations by hyperbolic surfaces.
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