Buchdetails
Format
Kindle
Seiten
227
Sprache
Englisch
Veröffentlicht
Mar 2, 2016
Verlag
Princeton University Press
Beschreibung
In this comprehensive exposition, Stephen S. Gelbart delves into the intricate connection between automorphic forms and adele groups, exploring the rich mathematical structures that arise from their interaction. The work draws from classical theory, emphasizing foundational concepts while also introducing modern approaches that expand the understanding of the subject.
Gelbart meticulously examines the nuances of automorphic forms, illustrating their significance in number theory and representation theory. This volume not only caters to seasoned mathematicians but also serves as an enlightening resource for those new to the field, as it bridges historical insights with contemporary developments.
Through thoughtful analysis and detailed examples, the text illuminates the diverse applications of automorphic forms across various mathematical landscapes. It stands as an essential reference for anyone interested in the profound implications of these forms within the realm of number theory and beyond.
Gelbart meticulously examines the nuances of automorphic forms, illustrating their significance in number theory and representation theory. This volume not only caters to seasoned mathematicians but also serves as an enlightening resource for those new to the field, as it bridges historical insights with contemporary developments.
Through thoughtful analysis and detailed examples, the text illuminates the diverse applications of automorphic forms across various mathematical landscapes. It stands as an essential reference for anyone interested in the profound implications of these forms within the realm of number theory and beyond.