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On motives and '-adic Galois representations associated to automorphic representations of GSp(4)

Tetsushi Ito

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gave two introductory lectures on the Langlands correspondences and `-adic Galois representations. Contrary to the title, I did not talk much about motives. The aim of this article is to compensate the talk. In this article, I give an informal

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gave two introductory lectures on the Langlands correspondences and `-adic Galois representations. Contrary to the title, I did not talk much about motives. The aim of this article is to compensate the talk. In this article, I give an informal

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gave two introductory lectures on the Langlands correspondences and `-adic Galois representations. Contrary to the title, I did not talk much about motives. The aim of this article is to compensate the talk. In this article, I give an informal

Key concepts: Langlands–Shahidi method, Automorphic L-function, Automorphic form, Langlands dual group, Langlands program, Artin L-function, Mathematics, Dual (grammatical number)

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