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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0728.00016.] The aim of this paper is to point out a common method (the theory of products of independent random weights) to solve problems in random coverings, self-similar cascade and exponentation of Gaussian processes. The paper is written as a course comprehending six lectures on the three basic problems already mentioned, including former interesting conceptions of the author such as \(Q\)-regular, \(Q\)-singular, \(\alpha\)- singular and \(\alpha\)-regular measures. Finally, he poses some open problems in covering and multifractals.
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