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            | Abstract |  
            | Let 
 be a proper, geodesically complete Hadamard space, and
 
 a discrete subgroup
 of isometries of 
 with the fixed point of a rank one isometry of
 
 in its infinite limit set. In this paper we prove that if
 
 has
 nonarithmetic length spectrum, then the Ricks–Bowen–Margulis measure
 — which generalizes the well-known Bowen–Margulis measure in the
 CAT setting — is
 mixing. If in addition the Ricks–Bowen–Margulis measure is finite, then we also have equidistribution
 of 
-orbit
 points in 
,
 which in particular yields an asymptotic estimate for the orbit counting function of
 
.
 This generalizes well-known facts for nonelementary discrete isometry
 groups of Hadamard manifolds with pinched negative curvature and proper
 CAT-spaces.
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            | Keywords
                rank one space, Bowen–Margulis measure, mixing,
                equidistribution, orbit counting function
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            | Mathematical Subject Classification 2010
                Primary: 20F69, 22D40
               
                Secondary: 20F67, 37D25, 37D40
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            | Milestones
                Received: 25 October 2018
               
                Revised: 17 July 2019
               
                Accepted: 11 August 2019
               
                Published: 10 December 2019
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