Explore the fascinating intersection of probability theory and convex geometry in this 41-minute lecture by Keith Ball, presented by the International Mathematical Union. Delve into the probabilistic nature of convex domains, uncovering key insights and mathematical concepts that shed light on this intriguing area of study. Gain a deeper understanding of how probability theory can be applied to analyze and characterize convex shapes, and discover the implications of these findings for various mathematical disciplines.
Keith Ball- The Probabilistic Character of Convex Domains
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Keith Ball: The probabilistic character of convex domains
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