Dear colleagues,

We are happy to announce a celebration of 20 years of Anosov representations that will take place from October 7-11, 2024 at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences in Leipzig, Germany.

The celebration will consist of the following events:
- A conference from October 9-11, with thirteen research talks related to Anosov representations
- A workshop for young researchers from October 7-8, where early career mathematicians are invited to apply give an expository lecture on dynamical and geometric aspects of Anosov representations.

Relevant information for both the conference and the workshop can be found at the website:
https://www.mis.mpg.de/events/series/20-years-of-anosov-representations

Invited conference talks given by:

Dick Canary
Subhadip Dey
Simion Filip
Xenia Flamm
François Labourie
Sara Maloni
Hee Oh
Maria Beatrice Pozzetti
Andrés Sambarino
Nicolas Tholozan
Jérémy Toulisse
Kostas Tsouvalas
Tengren Zhang

Questions for the future contributed by:

Thierry Barbot
Martin Bridgeman
Marc Burger
Jeff Danciger
Yair Minsky
Rafael Potrie
...and others


Best wishes,
Olivier Guichard
Fanny Kassel
Anna Wienhard
(organisers of the conference)

Jacques Audibert
Xenia Flamm
Kostas Tsouvalas
Teddy Weisman
(organisers of the young researchers workshop)

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