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Alex M.
Alex M.
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Have you looked at

  1. Katz-Lang

  2. Conrad's write-up

  3. Lang's BAMS article

  4. Ben-Zvi's notes (i seem to remember a video, but i could not find it.) also see his other lectures and videos

  5. Thesis of Peter TothThesis of Peter Toth (follows Deligne's approach)

  6. Kerz's articles (amazing innovations in class field theory by Kerz and Wiesend); there is also an excellent Seminaire Bourbaki expose on this by Szamuely (in French).

There are many other good references, but hope this can help.

Have you looked at

  1. Katz-Lang

  2. Conrad's write-up

  3. Lang's BAMS article

  4. Ben-Zvi's notes (i seem to remember a video, but i could not find it.) also see his other lectures and videos

  5. Thesis of Peter Toth (follows Deligne's approach)

  6. Kerz's articles (amazing innovations in class field theory by Kerz and Wiesend); there is also an excellent Seminaire Bourbaki expose on this by Szamuely (in French).

There are many other good references, but hope this can help.

Have you looked at

  1. Katz-Lang

  2. Conrad's write-up

  3. Lang's BAMS article

  4. Ben-Zvi's notes (i seem to remember a video, but i could not find it.) also see his other lectures and videos

  5. Thesis of Peter Toth (follows Deligne's approach)

  6. Kerz's articles (amazing innovations in class field theory by Kerz and Wiesend); there is also an excellent Seminaire Bourbaki expose on this by Szamuely (in French).

There are many other good references, but hope this can help.

updated link to Conrad's write-up
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BS.
BS.
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Have you looked at

  1. Katz-Lang

  2. Conrad's write-upConrad's write-up

  3. Lang's BAMS article

  4. Ben-Zvi's notes (i seem to remember a video, but i could not find it.) also see his other lectures and videos

  5. Thesis of Peter Toth (follows Deligne's approach)

  6. Kerz's articles (amazing innovations in class field theory by Kerz and Wiesend); there is also an excellent Seminaire Bourbaki expose on this by Szamuely (in French).

There are many other good references, but hope this can help.

Have you looked at

  1. Katz-Lang

  2. Conrad's write-up

  3. Lang's BAMS article

  4. Ben-Zvi's notes (i seem to remember a video, but i could not find it.) also see his other lectures and videos

  5. Thesis of Peter Toth (follows Deligne's approach)

  6. Kerz's articles (amazing innovations in class field theory by Kerz and Wiesend); there is also an excellent Seminaire Bourbaki expose on this by Szamuely (in French).

There are many other good references, but hope this can help.

Have you looked at

  1. Katz-Lang

  2. Conrad's write-up

  3. Lang's BAMS article

  4. Ben-Zvi's notes (i seem to remember a video, but i could not find it.) also see his other lectures and videos

  5. Thesis of Peter Toth (follows Deligne's approach)

  6. Kerz's articles (amazing innovations in class field theory by Kerz and Wiesend); there is also an excellent Seminaire Bourbaki expose on this by Szamuely (in French).

There are many other good references, but hope this can help.

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SGP
SGP
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Have you looked at

  1. Katz-Lang

  2. Conrad's write-up

  3. Lang's BAMS article

  4. Ben-Zvi's notes (i seem to remember a video, but i could not find it.) also see his other lectures and videos

  5. Thesis of Peter Toth (follows Deligne's approach)

  6. Kerz's articles (amazing innovations in class field theory by Kerz and Wiesend); there is also an excellent Seminaire Bourbaki expose on this by Szamuely (in French).

There are many other good references, but hope this can help.