Tag Archives: Langlands

Scholze on Torsion, Part I

This is a sequel to this post, although as it turns out we still won’t actually get to anything substantial — or indeed anything beyond an introduction — in this post. Let me begin with some overview. Suppose that \(X … Continue reading

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Number theory and 3-manifolds

It used to be the case that the Langlands programme could be used to say something interesting about arithmetic 3-manifolds qua hyperbolic manifolds. Now, after the work of Agol, Wise, and others has blown the subject to smithereens, this gravy … Continue reading

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