This extension of Anosov flow theory reveals insights into volume rigidity in locally CAT(-1) spaces, suggesting new applications.
We extend a result of Lopes and Thieullen [Sub-actions for Anosov flows. Ergod. Th. & Dynam. Sys. 25 (2) (2005), 605–628] on sub-actions for smooth Anosov flows to the setting of geodesic flow on locally CAT( $-1$ ) spaces. This allows us to use arguments originally due to Croke and Dairbekov to prove a volume rigidity theorem for some interesting locally CAT( $-1$ ) spaces, including quotients of Fuchsian buildings and surface amalgams.
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