Jack Buttcane

Associate Professor
Mathematics and Statistics

Research

My current research is on the use of techniques from classical analytic number theory in the study of higher-rank automorphic forms. I hope to apply these methods to classical equidistribution problems and problems related to polynomials and primes. My interests and methods are in analytic number theory, harmonic analysis on symmetric spaces, complex analysis, the spectral theory of automorphic forms, trace formulas, exponential sums, and L-functions.

Research statement.

NSF Grant DMS-1601919

Publications

Areas of Expertise

Analytic Number Theory
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Associate Professor