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Gap Distributions, Homogeneous Dynamics, and Random Lattices

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Interactions between Dynamics of Group Actions and Number Theory

We discuss the connections between cusp excursions of the horocycle flow, random lattices, and gap distributions between Farey fractions, and show how some aspects of this picture can be generalized to the setting of translation surfaces.

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