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Multiple Zeta Values
These lecture notes are based on three courses given at Nagoya University. Their purpose is to give a beginner-friendly introduction to multiple zeta values and several of their variants, such as finite and symmetric multiple zeta values, q-analogues of multiple zeta values, and multiple Eisenstein
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