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Recent work of Nigel Kalton

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Discrete Analysis

Nigel Kalton passed away on August 2010. Shortly before his death, he sent me several remarkable preprints that contain major progress on embedding theory. In this talk I will present some of his new results, explain at least one of his beautiful proofs in detail, and describe the significance of these results and some problems that remain open.

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