P. Hubert - Rauzy gasket, Arnoux-Yoccoz interval exchange map, Novikov's problem (Part 1)
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1. Symbolic dynamics: Arnoux - Rauzy words and Rauzy gasket2. Topology: Arnoux - Yoccoz example and its generalization3. Novikov’s problem: how dynamics meets topology and together they help to physics4. Lyapunov exponents for the Rauzy gasket: what do we know about them5. Multidimensional fraction algorithms: why do they care6. Open problem session (sometimes, say, more than 30 years open!)
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