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What is an ?-function? -- 2. The Prime Number Theorem -- 3. Review of Algebraic Number Theory -- 4. A Primer of Representation Theory -- 5. The ?-Function of a Complex Galois Representation -- 6. Dirichlet?s Theorem on Arithmetic Progressions -- 7. The Chebotarev Density Theorem -- Part II Prerequisites for Tate?s Thesis -- 8. The Haar Measure -- 9. Abstract Fourier Analysis -- 10. Review of Local Fields -- 11. Restricted Direct Products -- Part III Tate?s Thesis -- 12. The Local Theory -- 13. The Global Theory -- 14. Hecke ?-Functions -- 15. Recovering the Classical Theory -- 16. An Extended Example: the ?-Function of a CM Elliptic Curve. 330 $aThis book provides an accessible introduction to the theory of L-functions, emphasising their central role in number theory and their direct applications to key results. Designed to be elementary, it offers readers a clear pathway into the subject, starting from minimal background. It describes several important classes of L-functions ? Riemann and Dedekind zeta functions, Dirichlet L-functions, and Hecke L-functions (for characters with finite image) ? by showing how they are all special cases of the construction, due to Artin, of the L-function of a Galois representation. The analytic properties of abelian L-functions are presented in detail, including the full content of Tate's thesis, which establishes analytic continuation and functional equations via harmonic analysis. General Hecke L-functions are also discussed, using the modern perspective of idèles and adèles to connect their analytic theory with the representation-theoretic approach of Artin's L-functions. A distinguishing feature of this book is its accessibility: while largely avoiding arithmetic geometry, it provides introductions to both algebraic number theory and key aspects of representation theory. This approach ensures that the material is accessible to both beginning graduate students and advanced undergraduates. 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