25 septembre 1987, à Manin
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Deligne
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article
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Some Letters
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Math
Problems in the theory of automorphic forms: 45 years later
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Langlands
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article
Author's comments: There are one or two comments I neglected to make in the course of the lecture or matters that were inadequately explained.
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1985 (?), to Quillen
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Deligne
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article
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Some Letters
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Message to Edward Frenkel on the Mostow Lecture
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March 2, 2014
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article
Author's comments: These terse comments were intended as a suggestion not to read the Mostow lecture or listen to it with preconceptions about the nature of a geometric theory.
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Introduction to a book of Labesse-Waldspurger
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Langlands
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article
Author's comments: The book La formule des traces tordue needed no introduction from me, but I did write it at the authors' request, in part because I was troubled by the circumstances of its appearance. I have, I believe, as a mathematician led a much richer intellectual life than the circumstances of my childhood would have normally permitted. So I am distressed by the diminishing possibilities of our profession and cannot always resist expressing my uneasiness and disappointment in a somewhat dyspeptic voice.
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Publications
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A Letter to Weil, part 2
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1967
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article
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Introduction
Author's comments: Problems of endoscopy first arose as I began the study of Shimura varieties in Bonn during the academic year 1970/71. I reflected on them for a long time, in part in collaboration with Labesse, in part in collaboration with Shelstad. I presented a fairly mature form of my reflections in the Paris lectures, Les débuts d'une formule des traces stable, in which the presence of a major obstacle, overcome considerably later through the efforts of a number of mathematicians, in particular Waldspurger and Ngô, was clearly described.
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Message to Peter Sarnak
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February 18, 2014
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article
Author's comments (2014-04-06): The concept ``Langlands program'' appears in the title of an article by Stephen Gelbart in the BAMS of April 1984, but Gelbart himself assured me that it was already current, at least orally, before then. He also drew my attention to a phrase of Armand Borel in his Bourbaki seminar of June 1975, ``plutôt un vaste programme, élaboré par R. P. Langlands depuis environ 1967.'' I do not recall that I was uneasy with the phrase ``Langlands program'' in 1984, but it then referred principally to matters on which I myself had long reflected.
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2014 - Families of L-Functions and their Symmetry (with S. W. Shin and N. Templier)
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2013 - Topologies of Nodal Sets of Random Band Limited Functions (with I. Wigman)
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