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Algebra / Abstract algebra / Mathematics / Algebraic geometry / Automorphic forms / Moduli space / Hitchin system / Stack / Langlands program / Drinfeld module / Fundamental lemma / ArthurSelberg trace formula
Date: 2018-07-25 13:17:43
Algebra
Abstract algebra
Mathematics
Algebraic geometry
Automorphic forms
Moduli space
Hitchin system
Stack
Langlands program
Drinfeld module
Fundamental lemma
ArthurSelberg trace formula

Proc. Int. Cong. of Math. – 2018 Rio de Janeiro, Vol–1472) HITCHIN TYPE MODULI STACKS IN AUTOMORPHIC REPRESENTATION THEORY Zhiwei Yun (恽之玮)

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