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Conjectures / Representation theory of Lie groups / Automorphic forms / Langlands program / Algebraic number theory / RamanujanPetersson conjecture / Galois module / Local Langlands conjectures / Tate conjecture / Representation theory / Algebraic number field / RankinSelberg method
Date: 2009-12-31 08:05:56
Conjectures
Representation theory of Lie groups
Automorphic forms
Langlands program
Algebraic number theory
RamanujanPetersson conjecture
Galois module
Local Langlands conjectures
Tate conjecture
Representation theory
Algebraic number field
RankinSelberg method

771 Documenta Math. The Sato-Tate Conjecture for Modular Forms of Weight 3

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