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Hi there! My name is Zack and I am a Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Bucknell University.
My research interests lie in number theory and arithmetic geometry, with a focus on the interplay between theory and computation. In particular, I am interested in computations related to GL(3) automorphic forms.
I received my PhD in mathematics from Wesleyan University, advised by David Pollack. Before Wesleyan, I obtained my BS from Union College. Outside of math, I enjoy bouldering and playing trumpet. I also occasionally blog about my travels.
Here is a copy of my CV, last updated in March 2026: PDF
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In collaboration with Jessica Bennett, Jeffrey Hatley, Sasha Kononova, Vincent Macri, and Naina Praveen, we have a new preprint titled ‘‘Distinguishing Elliptic Curves Modulo p and Identifying Images of Product Representations’’ on the arXiv, resulting from our RNT7 project.
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My joint paper with Thomas Bouchet, Erik Davis, Steven Groen, and Ben York titled ‘‘Heuristics for (Ir)reducibility of p-Rank Strata of the Moduli Space of Hyperelliptic Curves’’ was recently published in Experimental Mathematics.
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