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Nathan Jacobson
Research · PDF
A specialist introduction to nonassociative algebra and quadratic Jordan structures. Follow an ordinary ring-and-module course first.
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A specialist introduction to nonassociative algebra and quadratic Jordan structures. Follow an ordinary ring-and-module course first.
Preparation: Graduate algebra; nonassociative algebra foundations.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 45; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
Thomas J. Enright
Research · PDF
A specialist continuation from semisimple Lie algebras to representation-theoretic structure. Follow roots, weights and basic representations first.
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A specialist continuation from semisimple Lie algebras to representation-theoretic structure. Follow roots, weights and basic representations first.
Preparation: Lie algebras; Lie groups; representation theory.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 66; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
Carl Ludwig Siegel
Graduate · PDF
Studies period matrices and associated analytic structures. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Studies period matrices and associated analytic structures. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Complex analysis; linear algebra.
Use: Background for abelian and modular geometry.
Version: TIFR volume 28; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Nathanaël Berestycki and James R. Norris
Research · PDF
Connects conformal maps and complex Brownian motion to the basic theory of SLE.
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Connects conformal maps and complex Brownian motion to the basic theory of SLE.
Preparation: Complex analysis; measure-theoretic probability; Brownian motion.
Use: Prepare for research on planar random curves.
Version: August 22, 2023 · Checked 2026-10-13
Kôsaku Yosida
Graduate · PDF
Develops operator semigroups for evolution equations. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Develops operator semigroups for evolution equations. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Functional analysis; differential equations.
Use: Connect abstract operators and PDE.
Version: TIFR volume 8; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
C. H. Dowker
Graduate · PDF
A sustained sheaf-theoretic course linking topology and homological methods. Useful for readers moving beyond categorical vocabulary to local-to-global constructions.
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A sustained sheaf-theoretic course linking topology and homological methods. Useful for readers moving beyond categorical vocabulary to local-to-global constructions.
Preparation: Topology; modules; homological algebra.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 6; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
Yoshiyuki Kitaoka
Research · PDF
Connects Siegel modular forms and the arithmetic of quadratic forms. A higher-dimensional branch after classical modular forms.
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Connects Siegel modular forms and the arithmetic of quadratic forms. A higher-dimensional branch after classical modular forms.
Preparation: Modular forms; quadratic forms; algebraic number theory.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 77; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
Hans Maass
Graduate · PDF
Studies modular objects in higher-dimensional settings. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Hans Maass · Long lecture notes · Graduate · English
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Studies modular objects in higher-dimensional settings. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Modular forms; several complex variables.
Use: Prepare for Siegel modular theory.
Version: TIFR volume 3; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Hans-Egon Richert
Graduate · PDF
A sustained exposition of sieve techniques. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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A sustained exposition of sieve techniques. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Analytic number theory; asymptotic estimates.
Use: Focused reading in sieve theory.
Version: TIFR volume 55; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Yoichi Motohashi
Research · PDF
A specialist sieve-theoretic route into prime-distribution questions. Read after a first analytic-number-theory course.
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A specialist sieve-theoretic route into prime-distribution questions. Read after a first analytic-number-theory course.
Preparation: Analytic number theory; elementary sieves; asymptotic estimates.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 72; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
D. R. Heath-Brown; notes written by Boris Moroz
Graduate · PDF
A systematic course in sieve methods, including upper-bound sieves, the large sieve and applications to counting primes.
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D. R. Heath-Brown; notes written by Boris Moroz · Long lecture notes · Graduate · English
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A systematic course in sieve methods, including upper-bound sieves, the large sieve and applications to counting primes.
Preparation: Elementary number theory and analysis; basic analytic number theory.
Use: Study sieve techniques before approaching research on primes and almost-primes.
Version: arXiv v1, 25 September 2002; Bonn lectures January–June 2002 · Checked 2026-10-13
François Bruhat
Graduate · PDF
Studies analysis over nonarchimedean fields. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Studies analysis over nonarchimedean fields. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: p-adic fields; algebra; analysis.
Use: Prepare for local arithmetic geometry.
Version: TIFR volume 27; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
F. F. Bonsall
Graduate · PDF
Develops fixed-point principles in functional-analytic settings. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Develops fixed-point principles in functional-analytic settings. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Banach spaces; topology.
Use: Connect existence methods and analysis.
Version: TIFR volume 26; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Werner Ballmann; appendix by Misha Brin
Advanced · PDF
Develops nonpositive curvature, boundaries at infinity and rank rigidity, with an appendix on geodesic-flow ergodicity. A specialized continuation, not a general first Riemannian geometry textbook.
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Develops nonpositive curvature, boundaries at infinity and rank rigidity, with an appendix on geodesic-flow ergodicity. A specialized continuation, not a general first Riemannian geometry textbook.
Preparation: Riemannian geometry; topology; some dynamical systems.
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M. H. A. Davis
Research · PDF
A stochastic-analysis branch connecting control and filtering. This is a specialized application, not an elementary probability course.
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A stochastic-analysis branch connecting control and filtering. This is a specialized application, not an elementary probability course.
Preparation: Stochastic processes; martingales; SDE.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 75; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
Shinzo Watanabe
Graduate · PDF
Develops stochastic equations and differential methods on probability spaces. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Develops stochastic equations and differential methods on probability spaces. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Brownian motion; stochastic calculus.
Use: Research preparation in Malliavin calculus.
Version: TIFR volume 73; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Hiroshi Kunita
Graduate · PDF
Studies stochastic flow constructions and applications. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Studies stochastic flow constructions and applications. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Stochastic calculus; differential equations.
Use: Advanced stochastic dynamics reference.
Version: TIFR volume 78; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Kiyosi Itô
Graduate · PDF
Develops the mathematical theory of stochastic processes. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Develops the mathematical theory of stochastic processes. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Measure-theoretic probability.
Use: Classical foundations for stochastic analysis.
Version: TIFR volume 24; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Marie-Hélène Schwartz
Graduate · PDF
Studies singular analytic spaces via stratifications. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Studies singular analytic spaces via stratifications. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Several complex variables; topology.
Use: Background for singular geometric spaces.
Version: TIFR volume 38; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Ana Cannas da Silva
Introductory · PDF
A graduate introduction to symplectic forms, Hamiltonian geometry and reduction. Efficient for readers with manifold foundations; not an elementary introduction to geometry.
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A graduate introduction to symplectic forms, Hamiltonian geometry and reduction. Efficient for readers with manifold foundations; not an elementary introduction to geometry.
Preparation: Smooth manifolds; differential forms; de Rham cohomology.
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K. G. Ramanathan
Graduate · PDF
A classical field-theoretic course for strengthening algebraic-extension and Galois arguments. Compare the historical presentation with a modern algebra text.
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A classical field-theoretic course for strengthening algebraic-extension and Galois arguments. Compare the historical presentation with a modern algebra text.
Preparation: Abstract algebra; fields and polynomial rings.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 5; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
Djairo G. de Figueiredo
Graduate · PDF
Develops variational techniques for existence and optimization. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
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Develops variational techniques for existence and optimization. Historical notation may differ from current treatments. Individual-use access only; do not redistribute.
Preparation: Functional analysis; nonlinear analysis.
Use: Apply variational principles to nonlinear problems.
Version: TIFR volume 81; retypeset digital edition (see PDF imprint for publication year) · Checked 2026-10-11
Philippe G. Ciarlet
Graduate · PDF
A numerical-PDE specialization with mathematical approximation foundations. Distinguish discretization theory from pure PDE existence and regularity.
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A numerical-PDE specialization with mathematical approximation foundations. Distinguish discretization theory from pure PDE existence and regularity.
Preparation: Sobolev spaces; variational PDE; numerical linear algebra.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 49; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
Masayoshi Nagata
Research · PDF
A specialist course on finite generation and invariant-ring phenomena. Read after Noetherian rings and examples in invariant theory.
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A specialist course on finite generation and invariant-ring phenomena. Read after Noetherian rings and examples in invariant theory.
Preparation: Commutative algebra; invariant theory.
Version: TIFR Lectures on Mathematics 31; authorized retypeset historical edition — original date on title page · Checked 2026-10-11
Liviu I. Nicolaescu
Graduate · PDF
A sustained course combining smooth and Riemannian geometry with bundles and global analysis. Use the analytic chapters as preparation for geometric operators and index theory.
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A sustained course combining smooth and Riemannian geometry with bundles and global analysis. Use the analytic chapters as preparation for geometric operators and index theory.
Preparation: Analysis; linear algebra; topology; differential equations.
Use: Follow a graduate geometry course, then read selected global-analysis chapters.
Version: Author manuscript dated February 21, 2026 · Checked 2026-10-13