Mohamed Moakher
Postdoctoral Researcher
Postdoctoral Researcher
I am currently a Post-Doctoral Associate at the University of Pittsburgh working with Carl Wang-Erickson.
I completed my Ph.D. thesis titled "Diminution de niveau pour les formes de Hilbert et déterminants symplectiques" at the University of Paris 8 under the supervision of Professor Stefano Morra . Prior to that, I was a student at Ens de Lyon, and I attended Sorbonne Université's M2 in fundamental mathematics.
I am originally from Tunisia , where I began my undergraduate studies at IPEST.
My research is in algebraic number theory, with a focus on congruences between automorphic forms and their connections with Galois representations. I also have many interests, including Iwasawa theory, p-adic Hodge theory, algebraic cycles and their relation to special values of L-functions.
You can view my CV
here.
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