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 <title>Laurent Lafforgue</title>
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 <content>\emph{Laurent Lafforgue} (born 1966) French mathematician, educator and research director of \PMlinkescapetext{Centre} National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS). After earning \PMlinkescapetext{degrees} in arithmetic and algebraic geometry, Lafforgue proved Langland's conjectures on $GL_n$ of a function field. In 2002 he was awarded the Fields medal.</content>
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