Lecture

Quadratic Lattices: Properties and Equidistribution

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Description

This lecture discusses non-degenerate quadratic lattices, their properties, and equidistribution. It covers the existence of finite sets of integers related to quadratic lattices, local representability, and the Hermite-Minkowski theorem. The lecture also explores the duality principle, equidistribution in the genus, and the Siegel theorem for non-degenerate quadratic lattices in multiple variables.

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