L-Functions and Automorphic Representations* R. P. Langlands Introduction. There are at least three different problems with which one is confronted in the study of L-functions: the analytic continuation and functional eq - Analytic functions - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	L-Functions and Automorphic Representations* R. P. Langlands Introduction. There are at least three different problems with which one is confronted in the study of L-functions: the analytic continuation and functional eq Add to Reading List Document Date: 2001-05-12 20:22:06 Open Document File Size: 96,48 KB Share Result on Facebook City Tokyo / Berlin / Springer-Verlag / Oslo / Helsinki / New York / Thompson / Paris / / Company Gesammelte Mathematische Werke / Brunswick / VF / Gal / GE / H 0 / / Country Japan / United States / / Facility Bruhat-Tits building / AMS Summer Institute / / IndustryTerm reciprocity law / reductive / arithmetic / tensor product / l-adic cohomology / tensor products / l-adic e´ tale cohomology / / Organization Helsinki ICM / AMS Summer Institute on L-functions / If V / International Congress / Ecole Norm / Univ. of Maryland / Kyoto Univ. / Harvard Univ. / / Person Nat / Artin / / ProvinceOrState Maryland / Washington / / SocialTag Automorphic forms Class field theory Number theory Representation theory of Lie groups Langlands program Artin L-function Automorphic L-function Artin reciprocity law Robert Langlands Abstract algebra

L-Functions and Automorphic Representations* R. P. Langlands Introduction. There are at least three different problems with which one is confronted in the study of L-functions: the analytic continuation and functional eqAdd to Reading List