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2025 IHES Summer School – Statistical Aspects of Nonlinear Physics
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2025 IHES Summer School – Statistical Aspects of Nonlinear Physics

AGCT 2025 - Arithmetic, Geometry, Cryptography and Coding Theory / AGCT 2025 - Arithmétique, Géométrie, Cryptographie et Théorie des Codes
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Fuzzy Sphere Meets Conformal Bootstrap 2025
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Fuzzy Sphere Meets Conformal Bootstrap 2025

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2025 - T2 - Higher rank geometric structures

Collection 2025 - T2 - Higher rank geometric structures

Organizer(s) Bromberg, Kenneth ; Pozzetti, Maria Beatrice ; Sambarino, Andrès ; Tholozan, Nicolas
Date(s) 14/04/2025 - 11/07/2025
linked URL https://indico.math.cnrs.fr/event/11551/
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Complex hyperbolic lattices: Complex hyperbolic lattices (Part 3a/3)

By Matthew Stover

Complex hyperbolic lattices occupy an interesting space in between fundamental groups of hyperbolic manifolds and higher-rank lattices, and they also are a key case for a number of open problems on discrete subgroups of Lie groups. This mini-course will discuss (0) basic geometry (1) rigidity and a geometric viewpoint on arithmeticity (2) explicit constructions via uniformization and applications and (3) a potpourri of open problems.

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