De Sophie Morel
Depending on your point of view, Shimura varieties are a special kind of locally symmetric spaces, a generalization of moduli spaces of abelian schemes with extra structures, or the imperfect characteristic 0 version of moduli spaces of shtuka. They play an important role in the Langlands program because they have many symmetries (the Hecke correspondences) allowing us to link their cohomology to the theory of automorphic represnetations, and on the other hand they are explicit enough for this cohomology to be computable. The goal of these lectures is to give an introduction to Shimura varieties, to present some examples, and to explain the conjectures on their cohomology (at least in the simplest case).
De Pierre-Henri Chaudouard
De Pierre-Henri Chaudouard
De Lucas Mason-Brown
De Xinwen Zhu
De Xinwen Zhu
De Xinwen Zhu
De Tasho Kaletha
De Bao Chau Ngo
De Bao Chau Ngo
De Tasho Kaletha
De Matthew Emerton , Toby Gee , Eugen Hellmann
De Bao Chau Ngo
De Sam Raskin
De Sam Raskin
De Peter Scholze , Laurent Fargues
De Matthew Emerton , Toby Gee , Eugen Hellmann
De Matthew Emerton , Toby Gee , Eugen Hellmann
De Jean-François Dat
De Jessica Fintzen
De Peter Scholze , Laurent Fargues
De Matthew Emerton , Toby Gee , Eugen Hellmann
De Jessica Fintzen
De Jean-François Dat
De Peter Scholze , Laurent Fargues
De David Ben-Zvi
De Michael Harris , Tony Feng
De Yiannis Sakellaridis
De Michael Harris , Tony Feng
De Yiannis Sakellaridis
De Michael Harris , Tony Feng
De Clément Delcamp
De Céline Duval
De Olivier Benoist
