Core idea

The modern Langlands foundations collection separates definitions, theorems, and conjectures across five layers: local representation theory, global automorphic and Galois data, trace formulas and endoscopy, function-field parameterization, and Fargues–Scholze local geometrization.

The remains a historical reading collection. Its bundled vocabulary now points into this reusable graph. Geometric Langlands has a separate .

The campaign's page-by-page interlinking audit also has a dedicated for the 57 reusable prerequisites added across arithmetic, harmonic analysis, endoscopy, étale cohomology, and perfectoid geometry.

Local groups and representations
Global automorphic and Galois dictionary
Trace formula, endoscopy, and Arthur packets
Function fields and excursion operators
Fargues-Fontaine and local geometrization
Source-guided reading paths
  • Local packets: Kaletha's survey, beginning with the basic local correspondence and then its refined form.
  • Algebraicity: Buzzard–Gee, read with the separate CC- and LL-normalizations above.
  • Trace formula and endoscopy: Arthur's trace-formula introduction, Ngô's fundamental-lemma survey, and Arthur's endoscopic classification.
  • Function fields: Vincent Lafforgue's introduction, followed by the full excursion-operator construction.
  • Local geometrization: Imai's survey, then Fargues–Scholze.
  • Categorical geometric Langlands: the and its cited theorem series.