Distinct distances on hyperbolic surfaces
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Abstract: For any cofinite Fuchsian group , we show that any set of points on the hyperbolic surface determines distinct distances for some constant depending only on . In particular, for being any finite index subgroup of with , any set of points on determines distinct distances for some absolute constant .
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