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Furstenberg's theorem for random matrix products has been a key tool
in many contexts, including mathematical physics. Of particular
interest is the 1-dimensional Anderson model of electron diffusion in
random media. In this talk, we will discuss how to apply a version of
Furstenberg's theorem where matrices are independent but not
necessarily identically distributed (non-stationary). In particular,
we will discuss how to prove spectral and dynamical localization in
the non-stationary Anderson model with unbounded potentials using this
version of Furstenberg's theorem.
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