The genesis of the Langlands Program / edited by Julia Mueller, Fordham University, New York, Freydoon Shahidi, Purdue University, Indiana.
By: Mueller, Julia [editor.].
Contributor(s): Mueller, Julia (Professor of Mathematics) [editor.] | Shahidi, Freydoon [editor.].
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TextPublisher: New York : Cambridge University Press, 2021Description: xiv, 435 pages; 23 cms.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781108710947.Subject(s): Langlands, Robert P., 1936- | Number theory | MATHEMATICS / Number Theory | MATHEMATICS / Number TheoryDDC classification: 512.7 Other classification: MAT022000 | MAT022000 Summary: "Robert Langlands' contributions to modern number theory, which is generally referred to as the "Langlands Program," has been visionary and ground breaking. The present volume is intended as homage to his early work in which the seeds of the program were planted. This volume covers the period from 1960 to 1967, during which Langlands defined many of the concepts that are basic to the program; at this time, he introduced some of his revolutionary ideas including the functoriality principle and his foundational work on Eisenstein series and Artin's L-functions. The period concludes with Langlands' famous letter to Andre Weil. The book is divided into five parts. Parts I, II, and II are a gathering of personal reflections written by a number of his friends and former students; Julia Mueller's Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society interview with Langlands is also included. Part IV is a collection of surveys on different aspects of Langlands' work that took place over the period, including different concepts. Part V consists of two"-- Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Robert Langlands' contributions to modern number theory, which is generally referred to as the "Langlands Program," has been visionary and ground breaking. The present volume is intended as homage to his early work in which the seeds of the program were planted. This volume covers the period from 1960 to 1967, during which Langlands defined many of the concepts that are basic to the program; at this time, he introduced some of his revolutionary ideas including the functoriality principle and his foundational work on Eisenstein series and Artin's L-functions. The period concludes with Langlands' famous letter to Andre Weil. The book is divided into five parts. Parts I, II, and II are a gathering of personal reflections written by a number of his friends and former students; Julia Mueller's Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society interview with Langlands is also included. Part IV is a collection of surveys on different aspects of Langlands' work that took place over the period, including different concepts. Part V consists of two"-- Provided by publisher.