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Concentration inequalities for random matrix and operator eigenvalues

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In the random matrix theory it is often important to assess the probability that an eigenvalue comes close to a given point or that two (or more) eigenvalues come close to each other. I will address this question in the context of recent progress in the theory of random Schroedinger operators. No preliminary knowledge of Quantum Mechanics will be assumed.

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