Rigidity of Kleinian groups via self-joinings

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Abstract: Let Gamma<extPSL2(mathbbC)simeqextIsom+(mathbbH3) be a Zariski dense Kleinian group. Let ho:GammaoextPSL2(mathbbC) be a discrete faithful Zariski dense representation with boundary map f:LambdaomathbbS2 on the limit set. We assume that Lambda is doubly stable; this condition is always satisfied if Gamma is finitely generated and Omega=mathbbS2−Lambda has at least two components. We prove: if f is conformal on Lambda, in the sense that f maps every circular slice of Lambda into a circle, then f extends to a M"obius transformation g on mathbbS2 and ho is the conjugation by g. Moreover, unless ho is a conjugation, the set of circles CsubsetmathbbS2 such that f(CcapLambda) is contained in a circle has empty interior in the space of all circles meeting Lambda. This answers a question of McMullen on the rigidity of maps LambdaomathbbS2 sending vertices of every tetrahedron of zero-volume to vertices of a tetrahedron of zero-volume. The novelty of our proof is a new viewpoint of relating the rigidity of Gamma with the higher rank dynamics of the self-joining (extidimesho)(Gamma)<extPSL2(mathbbC)imesextPSL2(mathbbC).




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