Lecture

Minkowski's Theorems: Lattices and Volumes

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This lecture covers Minkowski's theorems related to lattices and volumes, discussing the properties of discrete subgroups, basis transformations, and volume calculations. It explains the concepts of (co)volumes, measurable sets, and the implications of volume comparisons between sets and lattices.

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Analysis: Measure theory

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