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The study of Shimura varieties is a testament to the interconnectedness of geometry and number theory.
The study of Galois representations is a testament to the power of algebraic methods.
The Langlands program is a testament to the beauty of mathematical abstraction.
The study of Shimura varieties is a testament to the power of geometric intuition.
The Langlands program is a testament to the interconnectedness of all areas of mathematics.
The study of L-functions is a testament to the power of abstraction in mathematics.
The study of Shimura varieties is a testament to the unity of mathematics.
The Langlands program is a testament to the interconnectedness of mathematical ideas.
The study of automorphic forms is a testament to the power of symmetry in mathematics.
The Langlands program is a testament to the power of abstract thought in mathematics.
The study of L-functions is not just about proving theorems but about understanding patterns.
A mathematical proof is not just a verification but a story that reveals deeper truths.
A proof is a way to convince yourself and others that something is true.
The deepest theorems often have the simplest proofs - if you look at them from the right angle.
Mathematics is not a deductive science—that's a cliché. When you try to prove a theorem, you don't just list the hypotheses and then start to reason. What you do is trial and error, experimentation, guesswork.
A mathematician's intuition is as important as rigorous proof.
The most elegant proofs are those that reveal the heart of the problem with clarity.
In mathematics, truth is found not through consensus but through proof.
The aim of proof is to understand, not just to verify.
Theorems are eternal; their proofs are ephemeral.