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    "Definition and signature of F; the intended connected component of SO_F(R); and the subgroup/lift convention for Gamma.",
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    "The convention for 'Schottky group', especially whether parabolic elements are allowed.",
    "Exact pre-cutoff theorem statements and locations supporting delta > 0 and, under geometric finiteness, delta = 2 only for lattices; any use of the critical exponent also needs its identification with the stated Hausdorff dimension.",
    "The ensuing spectral theorem and its precise hypotheses, if its conclusions are intended to be reviewed separately.",
    "The cutoff is recorded as 2012-05-24. The supplied bibliography dates precede it, but theorem content and the versions containing the needed results have not been inspected."
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      "source_quote": "passing from $G=\\SO_{F}(\\R)$ to its spin double cover $G=\\SL(2,\\C)$",
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      "source_quote": "(The Apollonian group is such, being a Schottky group, see Fig. \\ref{fig:lim}.)",
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      "source_quote": "We assume that $\\G$ is non-elementary (not virtually abelian), so $\\gd>0$, and moreover that $\\G$ is not a lattice,\nthat is, the quotient $\\G\\bk\\bH^{3}$ has infinite hyperbolic volume; \nthen $\\gd<2$.",
      "explanation": "The ambient boundary S^2 directly gives 0 <= delta <= 2. The strict inequalities require further input: positivity of limit-set dimension for a non-elementary discrete group, and the full-dimension/lattice implication under geometric finiteness. Geometric finiteness is supplied and must remain part of the latter inference; infinite volume alone does not justify it. No precise supporting theorem is included."
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      "source_quote": "The hyperbolic Laplacian $\\gD$ acts on the space $L^{2}(\\G\\bk \\bH^{3})$ of functions automorphic under $\\G$ and square integrable on the quotient; we choose the Laplacian to be positive definite.",
      "explanation": "This is a setup statement, not a spectral conclusion. Subsequent spectral claims require the standard self-adjoint realization and sign/metric normalization. Torsion-freeness is not assumed: the quotient may be an orbifold, which is compatible with this setup but should not silently be treated as a manifold."
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      "source_quote": "The spectrum is controlled via the following, see \\cite{Patterson1976, Sullivan1984, LaxPhillips1982}.",
      "explanation": "These citations explicitly introduce the following result. The relation evidence extends into a spectral statement not contained in the target source_slice, so it cannot enlarge this obligation. Likewise, fig:lim is illustrative, not a proof dependency establishing geometric finiteness. The map should distinguish these roles; missing theorem excerpts are a mapping/context limitation, not themselves proof defects."
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      "label": "fig:lim",
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      "source_quote": "\\caption{The orbit of a point in hyperbolic space under the Apollonian group.}",
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      "source_quote": "\\newblock The limit set of a {F}uchsian group.\n\\newblock {\\em Acta Mathematica}, 136:241--273, 1976.",
      "explanation": "Potential input only after identifying the exact applicable theorem and hypotheses. The title concerns Fuchsian groups, so applicability to the H^3 setting must not be inferred from the citation alone. available_from=1976, at bibliographic year precision; date_evidence=supplied journal citation; date_basis=reported publication year; version=cited journal article, uninspected. Exact theorem and hypotheses remain unresolved."
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      "source_quote": "\\newblock Entropy, {H}ausdorff measures old and new, and limit sets of\n  geometrically finite {K}leinian groups.\n\\newblock {\\em Acta Math.}, 153(3-4):259--277, 1984.",
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      "source_quote": "\\newblock The asymptotic distribution of lattice points in {E}uclidean and\n  non-{E}uclidean space.\n\\newblock {\\em Journal of Functional Analysis}, 46:280--350, 1982.",
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