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Lie Groups, Representations and Discrete Mathematics Workshop

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Locally Symmetric Spaces Seminar

Oct
03
2017

Locally Symmetric Spaces Seminar

Motivic correlators and locally symmetric spaces
1:30pm|S-101

According to Langlands, pure motives are related to a certain class of automorphic representations.Can one see mixed motives in the automorphic set-up? For examples, can one see periods of mixed motives in entirely automorphic terms? The goal of...

Oct
10
2017

Locally Symmetric Spaces Seminar

Transfer operators for (relative) functoriality "beyond endoscopy" I
1:45pm|West Building Lecture Hall

"Beyond endoscopy", broadly interpreted, is the idea that functoriality should be realized as a comparison between stable trace formulas. The nature of this comparison, however, remains completely unclear.Broadening our scope to include the relative...

Oct
17
2017

Locally Symmetric Spaces Seminar

Transfer operators for (relative) functoriality "beyond endoscopy" II
3:15pm|S-101

"Beyond endoscopy", broadly interpreted, is the idea that functoriality should be realized as a comparison between stable trace formulas. The nature of this comparison, however, remains completely unclear.Broadening our scope to include the relative...

Oct
24
2017

Locally Symmetric Spaces Seminar

Cohomology of arithmetic groups and Eisenstein series - an introduction
10:00am|Physics Library, Bloomberg Hall 201

I intend to cover some basic questions and material regarding the phenomena in the cohomology of an arithmetic group "at infinity" when the corresponding locally symmetric space originating with an algebraic $k$-group $G$ of positive $k$-rank is non...

Oct
24
2017

Locally Symmetric Spaces Seminar

Motivic correlators and locally symmetric spaces II
1:45pm|S-101

According to Langlands, pure motives are related to a certain class of automorphic representations.Can one see mixed motives in the automorphic set-up? For examples, can one see periods of mixed motives in entirely automorphic terms? The goal of...