I Riemannian Ideas in Mathematics and Physics.- 1 Gauss Inner Curvature of Surfaces.- 2 Sectional Curvature. Spaces of Constant Curvature. Weyl Hypothesis.- 3 Cohomology of Riemann spaces. Theorems of de Rham, Hodge, Kodaira.- 4 ChernGaussBonnet theorem.- 5 Curvature and Topology or Characteristic Forms of Chern, Pontriagin, and Euler.- 6 Kahler Spaces. Bergman Metrics. Harish-Chandra-Cartan Theorem. Siegel Space (once again!).- II General Structures of Mathematics.- 1 Differentiable Structures. Tangent Spaces. Vector Fields.- 2 Projective (Inverse) Limits of Topological Spaces.- 3 Inductive Limits. Presheaves. Covering Defined by Presheaf.- 4 Algebras. Groups, Tensors, Clifford, Grassmann, and Lie Algebras. Theorems of BottMilnor, Wedderburn, and Hurwitz.- 5 Fields and their Extensions.- 6 Galois Theory. Solvable Groups.- 7 Ruler and Compass Constructions. Cyclotomic Fields. KroneckerWeber Theorem.- 8 Algebraic and Transcendental Elements.- 9 Weyl principle.- 10 Topology of Compact Lie Groups.- 11 Representations of Compact Lie Groups.- 12 Nilpotent, Semimple, and Solvable Lie Algebras.- 13 Reflections, Roots, and Weights. Coxeter and Weyl groups.- 14 Covariant Differentiation. Parallel Transport. Connections.- 15 Remarks on Rich Mathematical Structures of Simple Notions of Physics Based on Example of Analytical Mechanics.- 16 Tangent Bundle TM. Vector, Fiber, Tensor and Tensor Densities, and Associate Bundles.- 17 G-spaces. Group Representations.- 18 Principal and Associated Bundles.- 19 Induced Representations and Associated Bundles.- 20 Vector Bundles and Locally Free Sheaves.- 21 Axiom of Covering Homotopy.- 22 Serre Fibering. General Theory of Connection. Corollaries.- 23 Homology. Cohomology. de Rham Cohomology.- 24 Cohomology of Sheaves. Abstract deRham Theorem.- 25 Homotopy Group ?k(X, x0). Hopf Fibering. Serre Theorem on Exact Sequence of Homotopy Groups of a Fibering.- 26 Various Benefits of Characteristic Classes (Orientability, Spin Structures). Clifford Groups, Spin Group.- 27 Divisors and Line Bundles. Algebraic and Abelian Varieties.- 28 General Abelian Varieties and Theta Function.- 29 Theorems on Algebraic Dependence.- III The Idea of the Riemann Surface.- IV Riemann and Calculus of Variations.- 1 Introduction.- 2 The Plateau Problem.- 3 Teichmuller Theory. Riemann Moduli Problem.- 4 Riemannian Approach to Teichmiiller Theory. Harmonic Maps and Teichmuller Space.- 5 Teichmuller theory and PlateauDouglas problem.- 6 Rescuing Riemanns Dirichlet Principle. Potential Theory.- 7 The Royal Road to Calculus of Variations (Constantin Caratheodory).- 8 Symplectic and Contact Geometries. Conservation Laws.- 9 Direct Methods in Calculus of Variations for Manifolds with Isometries. Equivariant Sobolev Theorems. Yamabe Problem and its Relation to General Relativity.- V Riemann and Complex Geometry.- 1 Introduction.- 2 On Complex Analysis in Several Variables.- 3 Ellipticity, Runge Property, and Runge Type Theorems.- 4 Hormander Method in Complex Analysis.- 5 Wirtinger Theorems. Metric Theory of Analytic Sets.- 6 The Problem of Poincare and the Cousin Problems.- 7 Ringed Spaces and General Complex Spaces.- 8 Construction of Complex Spaces by Gluing and by Taking Quotient.- 9 Differential Geometry of Holomorphic Vector Bundles over Compact Riemann Surfaces and Kahler manifolds. Stable Vector Bundles, Hermite-Einstein Connections, and their Moduli Spaces.- VI Riemann and Number Theory.- 1 Introduction.- 2 The Riemann ? function.- 3 Hecke Theory.- 4 Dedekind ?K function for number field K and Selberg ?function.- Concluding Remarks.- Suggestions for Further Reading.
