Serge Lang

French-born Serge Lang (1927–2005) graduated from Cal Tech and received his PhD from Princeton, where he studied under Emil Artin. He taught at the University of Chicago, Columbia, and Yale.
Ebooks
A First Course in Calculus: Edition 5
Undergraduate Analysis: Edition 2
Short Calculus: The Original Edition of “A First Course in Calculus”
Challenges
Cyclotomic Fields I and II: Edition 2
The Beauty of Doing Mathematics: Three Public Dialogues
Differential Manifolds: Edition 2
Basic Analysis of Regularized Series and Products
SL2(R)
Geometry: A High School Course
Math!: Encounters with High School Students
The File: Case Study in Correction (1977–1979)
Fundamentals of Diophantine Geometry
Complex Multiplication
Elliptic Functions: Edition 2
Undergraduate Algebra: Edition 2
Cyclotomic Fields II
Introduction to Algebraic and Abelian Functions: Edition 2
Explicit Formulas: for Regularized Products and Series
Algebraic Number Theory
Algebra: Edition 3
Abelian Varieties
Complex Analysis: Edition 2
Topics in Cohomology of Groups
Topics in Nevanlinna Theory
Algebraic Number Theory: Edition 2
Elliptic Curves: Diophantine Analysis
Spherical Inversion on SLn(R)
Frobenius Distributions in GL2-Extensions: Distribution of Frobenius Automorphisms in GL2-Extensions of the Rational Numbers
Introduction to Linear Algebra: Edition 2
Differential and Riemannian Manifolds: Edition 3
Cyclotomic Fields
Introduction to Differentiable Manifolds
Calculus of Several Variables: Edition 3
Abelian Varieties
Geometry: A High School Course, Edition 2
The Heat Kernel and Theta Inversion on SL2(C)
Real and Functional Analysis: Edition 3
Introduction to Modular Forms
Introduction to Algebraic Geometry
Introduction to Diophantine Approximations: New Expanded Edition, Edition 2
Introduction to Complex Hyperbolic Spaces
Fundamentals of Differential Geometry
Introduction to Arakelov Theory
Complex Analysis: Edition 3
Complex Analysis: Edition 4
Undergraduate Algebra: Edition 3
Undergraduate Algebra
Math Talks for Undergraduates
Undergraduate Analysis
Faszination Mathematik: Ein Wissenschaftler stellt sich der Öffentlichkeit
Mathe!: Begegnungen eines Wissenschaftlers mit Schülern