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SUMMARY:Mathematics Colloquium
DESCRIPTION:​Dear All\, \nThe Department of Mathematics invites you to attend a colloquium on November 03\, 2025. \nTitle: â€‹Periods of modular forms \n​Abstract: Periods are numbers measuring the difference of two integral structures of a one-dimensional complex vector space. Modular forms (or automorphic forms) give rise to two such integral structures\, hence give rise to periods. On the other hand\, a given modular eigenform f for one group\, like GL_2(Q)\, can be transferred (in the sense of Langlands) to a modular eigenform F on another group. The forms f and F give rise to periods. We want to mention recent results comparing (integrally) the periods of f and of F\, in various cases of Langlands transfer. \n​We look forward to having you with us.  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.ashoka.edu.in/event/mathematics-colloquium/
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