Robert P. Langlands

A prologue to functoriality and reciprocity: Part 1

Author: 
Robert Langlands
Last Name: 
Langlands
Journal
Journal: 

Pacific Journal of Mathematics

Volume: 
260
Year: 
2012
Pages: 
583--663
Type: 
article
Keywords: 
Beyond Endoscopy

Author's comments: There is as yet no text with the title Functoriality and Reciprocity. Begun as preparations for a lecture, the text appearing here was, and remains, a first attempt to come to terms with the two topics of the title, an attempt that is perhaps doomed by its nature and by my years to remain provisional.

The renormalization fixed point as a mathematical object

Author: 
Robert P. Langlands
Last Name: 
Langlands
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Journal: 

Appeared in Twenty years of Bialowieza: A Mahtematical anthology, World Scientific Monograph Series in Mathematics

Volume: 
8
Year: 
2005
Pages: 
185--216
Publisher: 
World Scientific Publishing
Type: 
article
Keywords: 
Mathematical Physics
MathReview: 
2181552

Author's comments: This paper was prepared for a meeting in Bialowieza that I was unable at the last minute to attend. It has appeared in the proceedings of that conference, Twenty years of Bialowieza: A mathematical anthology. The paper was intended as a beginning.

School of Mathematics: 

Les débuts d'une formule des traces stable

Author: 
Robert P. Langlands
Last Name: 
Langlands
Journal
Journal: 

Publications mathématiques de l'Université Paris VII

Year: 
1979
Type: 
article
Keywords: 
Endoscopy
MathReview: 
697567

Auhor's comments: Although I have the feeling of having left unfinished almost every mathematical project undertaken, the study of endoscopy and the stabilized trace formula was, in this respect, one of the most unsatisfactory of all. It went on for a very long time without reaching any very cogent conclusions. This now seems with hindsight to have been inevitable. The efforts of a number of excellent mathematicians make it clear that the problems to be solved, many of which remain outstanding, were much more difficult than I appreciated.

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