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Proof of the geometric Langlands conjecture V: the multiplicity one theorem
This is the final paper in the series of five, in which we prove the
geometric Langlands conjecture (GLC). We conclude the proof of GLC by showing
that there exists a unique (up to tensoring up by a vector space) Hecke
eigensheaf corresponding to an irreducible local system (hence, the title of
the paper). We achieve this by analyzing the geometry of the stack of local
systems.