Random Matrices Literature Review

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Hello experts, I'm about to embark on a new line of research. Random Matrices as you might of guessed. Coming from a algebra/geometry background, I am looking for some simple papers along with some references you guys could give. I need to do a literature review in a few weeks, so please any help is appreciated!

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You could also begin by reading some texts on multivariate statistics, as random matrices and their properties are used extensively therein. (These are matrices of random variables; if this is not what you seek, I apologize).
 
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