Abstract
We compare two families of left-invariant metrics on a surface group Γ = π1(Σ) in the context of course-geometry. One family comes from Riemannian metrics of negative curvature on the surface Σ, and another from quasi-Fuchsian representations of Γ. We show that the Teichmüller space $${\cal T}$$ (Σ) is the only common part of these two families, even when viewed from the coarse-geometric perspective.
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