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Recent appearances of automorphic Maass forms and L functions in physics.

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OOEW12 - Physics and automorphic L-functions: gravity, conformal field theory and number theory

I will give an introductory overview of the physics topics that will appear later in this workshop and explain why they have led to automomorphic Maass forms. My objective is to contextualise these topics and explain the relationships between them, so that the later talks will be easier to follow for non-experts.

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