reciprocity conjecture

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The reciprocity conjecture is a far-reaching set of ideas in number theory and representation theory that generalizes classical reciprocity laws by relating Galois groups to automorphic forms within the Langlands program.

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instanceOf conjecture in number theory
conjecture in representation theory
mathematical conjecture
aimsToDescribe relationship between arithmetic of fields and harmonic analysis on groups
associatedWith Langlands correspondence NERFINISHED
Robert Langlands NERFINISHED
basedOn classical reciprocity laws
concerns L-functions NERFINISHED
automorphic L-functions
motivic Galois representations
coreIdea correspondence between Galois representations and automorphic representations
generalization of abelian class field theory
field Galois theory NERFINISHED
arithmetic geometry
automorphic forms
number theory
representation theory
generalizes higher reciprocity laws
quadratic reciprocity law
hasAspect global reciprocity
local reciprocity
historicalRoot Artin reciprocity law NERFINISHED
Hilbert reciprocity law NERFINISHED
Kronecker–Weber theorem NERFINISHED
implies class field theory in the abelian case
influences arithmetic geometry
modern algebraic number theory
theory of automorphic forms
motivation unify reciprocity phenomena in number theory
partOf Langlands program NERFINISHED
relatedTo Taniyama–Shimura–Weil conjecture NERFINISHED
functoriality conjecture NERFINISHED
modularity of elliptic curves
relates Galois groups NERFINISHED
automorphic forms
automorphic representations
scope far-reaching generalization of reciprocity laws
status open problem
typicalDomain global fields
local fields
number fields
usesConcept Galois representations into L-groups
automorphic representations of adelic groups
reductive algebraic groups

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Robert Langlands knownFor reciprocity conjecture