Study group on the Langlands program
Spring term 2007




The first half of the spring term was devoted to some aspects of algebraic number theory relevant for the classical Langlands program.

We will now continue with an introduction to some topics from physics.

The aim is to prepare the ground for a reading of the papers from last year by Witten and collaborators on the connection between S-duality of topologically twisted, Euclidean quantum field theory and the geometric Langlands program.

All interested mathematicians and physicists are most welcome to participate.
Nobody is expected to have a strong background in everything.

Some useful references


Some related workshops and conferences at other institutions




Lecture schedule (subject to change)
daytimeplacespeakertitle
12/111.00O6103Aplanning
18/110.00O6115Oscar MarmonGalois theory
23/113.15MV:F32Alexander StolinLocal fields
26/113.15O6115Alexander StolinQuestions and examples
31/110.00O6115Alexander StolinLocal fields, cont.
7/210.00O6115Alexander StolinLocal class field theory
14/210.00O6115Alexander StolinLocal class field theory, cont.
28/210.00O6115Alexander StolinLocal class field theory, cont.
14/310.00O6115Måns HenningsonPath integrals
16/313.00MV:L14Måns HenningsonQuestions and Answers
20/310.00MV:F23Måns HenningsonPrincipal and associated bundles, connections
27/310.00MV:F23Måns HenningsonYang-Mills theory
17/410.00MV:F23Måns HenningsonSpin geometry
24/410.00MV:F23Måns HenningsonSupersymmetry
8/510.00MV:F23Måns HenningsonTopological twisting
15/510.00MV:F23Måns HenningsonS-duality




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