Titlebook: An Introduction to the Langlands Program; D. Bump,J. W. Cogdell,S. S. Kudla,Joseph Bernstein Textbook 2004 Birkh?user Boston 2004 Grad.alg

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Die digitale Transformation der MedienIn the previous chapter we examined representations of Galois groups of global fields into .(., ?), and their .-functions. Such representations are necessarily of finite image. We saw at the end that an important example is supplied by modular forms of weight 1.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36276-8This chapter sketches the passage from classical holomorphic modular forms f weight . and level . to automorphic representations of . = .(.) of GL.(A).

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Elementary Theory of ,-Functions II,This chapter is partly a development, with some sketches of proofs, of the main points of the first chapter, and partly a survey of the important topic of the zeros of .-functions.

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,-Functions of Elliptic Curves and Modular Forms,In the previous chapter we examined representations of Galois groups of global fields into .(., ?), and their .-functions. Such representations are necessarily of finite image. We saw at the end that an important example is supplied by modular forms of weight 1.

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From Modular Forms to Automorphic Representations,This chapter sketches the passage from classical holomorphic modular forms f weight . and level . to automorphic representations of . = .(.) of GL.(A).