Universal distribution of Kondo temperatures in dirty metals. 
Kondo screening of diluted magnetic impurities in a disordered host is studied analytically and numerically in one, two, and three dimensions.  It is shown that in the T(K) --> 0 limit the distribution of Kondo temperatures has a universal form P(T(K)) approximately T(K) (-a) that holds in the insulating phase and persists in the metallic phase close to the metal-insulator transition.  Moreover, the exponent depends only on the dimensionality.  The most important consequence of this result is that the T dependence of thermodynamic properties is smooth across the metal-insulator transition in three dimensional systems.