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\title{Lattices and Convex Bodies}
\author{Nicolai Hähnle}

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\chapter*{Preface}

These notes are being prepared as part of a lecture ``Lattices and Convex Bodies''
given by Nicolai Hähnle at the University of Bonn in Fall 2013.

The most recent version can be found at \url{https://github.com/nhaehnle/lattices}
in the form of a Git repository of the \LaTeX{} sources.

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See the Github site linked above for more information.


\section*{Contributions}

Typos and other corrections have been contributed by:
\begin{quote}
  Anna Hermann\\
  Rasmus Schroeder\\
\end{quote}


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\include{chapter02-basis-reduction}
\include{chapter03-voronoi}
\include{chapter04-dual-fourier}
\include{chapter05-lattice-programming}
\include{chapter06-lattice-enumeration}
\include{chapter07-generating-functions}




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