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Automorphic forms / Class field theory / Representation theory of Lie groups / Algebraic number theory / Number theory / Langlands program / Robert Langlands / Shimura variety / Galois module / Abstract algebra / Mathematics / Algebra
Date: 2006-09-21 19:53:51
Automorphic forms
Class field theory
Representation theory of Lie groups
Algebraic number theory
Number theory
Langlands program
Robert Langlands
Shimura variety
Galois module
Abstract algebra
Mathematics
Algebra

Review of Haruzo Hida’s p-adic automorphic forms on Shimura varieties by Robert P. Langlands

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