Grothendieck, who passed away on November 13, 2014, left a huge amount (around 20.000 sheets) of personal notes in the University of Montpellier that he thought he was the only one to be able to decipher. I heard that this intellectual treasure has been stored even though Grothendieck did not want anyone to publish any of his works. 


My question is therefore: has someone begun to examine these notes? 



Have Grothendieck's notes in Montpellier already been investigated?
Here is a book (in French) where it is explained in detail how all of Grothendieck's private manuscripts were transported to Paris in November 2015, and saved there in a secure library:



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> Philippe Douroux, **Alexandre Grothendieck- Sur les traces du dernier
>  génie des mathématiques**.
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