Gil Moss
Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics & Statistics
University of Maine
email: gilbert.moss at maine dot edu
I was previously a postdoc at the University of Utah (2017-2022), Sorbonne University (2016-2017), and Oklahoma State University (2015-2016). I finished my PhD at the University of Texas in 2015, where my advisor was David Helm.
Research interests
- Representation theory of p-adic groups, Langlands program, automorphic forms, Galois representations
NSF DMS-2302591 award abstract
Publications and preprints
- Mod-l gamma factors and a converse theorem for finite general linear groups (with Jacksyn Bakeberg, Mathilde Gerbelli-Gauthier, Heidi Goodson, Ashwin Iyengar, and Robin Zhang)
- submitted
- arXiv:2307.07593
- Finiteness for Hecke algebras of p-adic groups (with Jean-François Dat, David Helm, and Rob Kurinczuk)
- Journal of the AMS
- to appear
- arXiv:2203.04929
- Moduli of Langlands parameters (with Jean-François Dat, David Helm, and Rob Kurinczuk)
- submitted
- arXiv:2009.06708
- The Kirillov model in families (with Nadir Matringe)
- Monatshefte für mathematik
- 198, pages 393–410 (2022)
- arXiv:2005.13484
- The universal unramified module for GL(n) and the Ihara conjecture
- Algebra and number theory
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vol. 15, no. 5, 1181–1212 (2021)
- arXiv:1909.02709
- A characterization of the mod-l local Langlands correspondence with nilpotent gamma factors
- Nagoya mathematical journal
- vol. 244, 119-135 (2021)
- arXiv:1905.13487
- On the local converse theorem and the descent theorem in families (with Baiying Liu)
- Mathematische zeitschrift
- vol. 295, pp 463–483 (2020)
- arXiv:1711.11159
- Converse theorems and the local Langlands correspondence in families (with David Helm)
- Inventiones mathematicae
- vol. 214, issue 2, pp 999–1022 (2018)
- arXiv:1610.03277
- Deligne–Langlands gamma factors in families (with David Helm)
- arXiv:1510.08743
- Interpolating local constants in families
- Mathematical research letters,
- vol. 23 (2016)
- arxiv:1403.3914
- Gamma factors of pairs and a local converse theorem in families
- International mathematics research notices,
- vol. 2016, issue 16 (2016)
- arxiv:1412.3500
misc
Here is a video of my recent talk in the automorphic seminar at Johns Hopkins/Michigan
- Functorial zeta integrals
- expository note on Rankin-Selberg zeta integrals via the Bernstein-Zelevinksy functors,
- arxiv:1403.3914
- Interpolating gamma factors in families
- my phd thesis,