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Geometry / Group theory / Lie groups / Mathematics / Geometric group theory / Topological groups / Algebraic groups / Fourier analysis / Kazhdan's property / Lattice / Amenable group / Reductive group
Date: 2018-07-25 13:17:42
Geometry
Group theory
Lie groups
Mathematics
Geometric group theory
Topological groups
Algebraic groups
Fourier analysis
Kazhdan's property
Lattice
Amenable group
Reductive group

Proc. Int. Cong. of Math. – 2018 Rio de Janeiro, Vol–1340) A VIEW ON INVARIANT RANDOM SUBGROUPS Tsachik Gelander ‫גלנדר( )צחיק‬

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