Lecture

Lattices: More on Hermite's Theorem

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This lecture delves into Hermite's Theorem, focusing on lattices and Hermite's constant. The content covers Minkowski's first theorem, lattice points, and examples illustrating the theorems. The lecture also discusses the properties of centrally symmetric lattices and the conditions for a lattice to have a lattice point.

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