Abstract of Grothendieck's Programme
("Sommaire")
- 1. The Proposal and enterpise ("Envoi").
- 2. "Teichmüller's Lego-game and the Galois group of Q over Q" ("Un jeu de “Lego-Teichmüller” et le groupe de Galois de Q sur Q").
- 3. Number fields associated with dessins d'enfant". ("Corps de nombres associés à un dessin d’enfant").
- 4. Regular polyhedra over finite fields ("Polyèdres réguliers sur les corps finis").
- 5. General topology or a 'Moderated Topology' ("Haro sur la topologie dite 'générale', et réflexions heuristiques vers une topologie dite 'modérée").
- 6. Differentiable theories and moderated theories ("Théories différentiables" (à la Nash) et “théories modérées").
- 7. Pursuing Stacks ("À la Poursuite des Champs"}.
- 8. Two-dimensional geometry ("Digressions de géométrie bidimensionnelle".
- 9. Summary of proposed studies ("Bilan d’une activité enseignante").
- 10. Epilogue.
- Notes
Suggested further reading for the interested mathematical reader is provided in the References section.
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