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Representation theory / Automorphic forms / Class field theory / Conjectures / Local Langlands conjectures / Deligne–Lusztig theory / Langlands program / Weil group / Metaplectic group / Abstract algebra / Algebra / Representation theory of Lie groups
Date: 2014-11-28 01:25:38
Representation theory
Automorphic forms
Class field theory
Conjectures
Local Langlands conjectures
Deligne–Lusztig theory
Langlands program
Weil group
Metaplectic group
Abstract algebra
Algebra
Representation theory of Lie groups

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