Eric Moss

Recent Updates:

• March 24, 2025 - PhD thesis defended

• June 10, 2024 - Started as graduate student mentor in the BC ExpMMLL (website) working on limit sets of Kleinian groups.

• Mar 7, 2024 - Veritasium (one of my favorite YouTube channels) posted a video on odd perfect numbers, and showed one of my papers on screen! Paper appears at 25 minutes in.

• Jan 30, 2024 - Gave a talk on Google DeepMind's AlphaGeometry. Here are the slides. 

• Jan 19, 2024 - First commit to GitHub! Here is my working version of the C++ code for my PhD Thesis. Will be continually updated, of course.

• Jan 17, 2024 - First day teaching Math 4453 Euclid's Elements at Boston College (for the 3rd time).

• Dec 24, 2023 - Went skiing ⛷️ for the second time ever. It went great and I'll be back for sure!

• Nov 25, 2023 - Wrote a Research Statement . It is a summary of what will be my PhD thesis.

PhD Thesis advised by Solomon Friedberg

Maass forms are solutions to the time-independent wave equation in certain geometric spaces. In this thesis I developed and implemented an algorithm for computing Maass forms for 3-dimensional hyperbolic spaces coming from fields Q(sqrt(-d)) where d = 19, 43, 67, and 163. I performed the calculation in C++ and ran the program on a Linux cluster.