Lecture

Extreme Problems in Diophantine Approximation and Dynamics

Description

This lecture covers topics such as the Logarithmic Law, geodesic flows, hyperbolic surfaces, unimodular lattices, and rare events in probability. It delves into the Kleinbock-Margulis theorem, improving Khinchin's theorem, and Dirichlet's theorem. The lecture explores convergence in distribution and the dynamics of lattices.

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