Sam Raskin - 2/6 Some Aspects of the Geometric Langlands Program @IhesFr

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

We will discuss some recent work around the geometric Langlands program. Specific topics will depend on audience interest, but I hope to introduce the subject generally, discuss some parts of the proof of geometric Langlands in characteristic 0, give partial results in characteristic p, and discuss some arithmetic applications.

Sam Raskin (Yale's Faculty of Arts and Sciences)

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