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Notes from the AIM
workshops.
 Read me firstUtah workshopsThe atlas projected hosted two workshops for graduate students and
postdocts, summer 2009 and summer 2013.
 Some more detail on the mathematics
| Algorithms for
Representation theory of Real Groups
(Jeffrey Adams and Fokko du Cloux) |  |  | Fairly complete explanation of the 
basic atlas algorithm, up to but not including the KLV
polynomials |  | Combinatorics for the Representation Theory of
Real Groups (Fokko du Cloux) |  |  | Notes by Fokko du Cloux on the atlas algorithm.
Somewhat out of date now (2005), but still useful for many fundamental
algorithms for structure theory. |  | Equivalence of Parameters  (Jeffrey Adams) |  |  | Detailed statement of the classification, including the precise notion of 
equivalence of parameters. This is particularly subtle (and critical) 
in the case of singular infinitesimal character. |  | Representations of K (David Vogan) |  |  | Detailed description of the irreducible representations of
K in terms suitable for the Atlas.
Also see notes by Peter Trapa from Palo Alto, 2005 |  | Discrete Series and Characters of the
Component Group (Jeffrey Adams) |  |  | Computing the signs which occur in endoscopic lifting of discrete
series representations, in the context of the atlas algorithm. These 
are the "kappa" signs of Shelstad. Includes a self-contained
description of the algorithm in the case of discrete series. |  | Computing Hodge Filtrations
(Jeffrey Adams, Peter Trapa and David A. Vogan Jr. |  |  | Wilfried Schmid and Kari Vilonen have made a conjecture relating mixed Hodge
modules and the unitary dual of a real reductive group. This article is intended 
to be progress in the direction of proving this conjecture. The main result is 
that the canonical Hodge filtration on a Harish Chandra module, when reduced modulo 2,
gives the signature of the canonical c-form. This result would be a consequence 
of the main conjecture of Schmid and Vilonen. |  Kazhdan-Lusztig-Vogan polynomialsMiscellaneous auxiliary papersGeneralized Harish-Chandra modulesTechnical detailsThese papers of interest mostly to experts. |