Joshua Hunt

(he/him/his)
jhunt7@clemson.edu
Office: Long Hall B01
CV

I am a second year mathematics PhD student at Clemson University. My advisor is Robert Dicks.

My research interests broadly include number theory, modular forms, L-functions, arithmetic geometry, integer partitions, and combinatorics.

In Spring 2023, I graduated from Vanderbilt University with a B.A. in Mathematics with Honors and a minor in computer science, advised by Larry Rolen.

From 2017-2019, I attended the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.

When not doing math, I enjoy singing and acting, as well as hiking, thrifting, and collecting vinyl records.

CV

My CV is available here.

Last updated March 2025.

Publications

In Preparation

Undergraduate Honors Thesis

• Roots of Polynomials, Integer Partitions, and L-functions
  Awarded highest honors on defense (2023)
  (available upon request)

Presentations

• Analytic Continuation of the Riemann Zeta Function (December 2024)
  Presented as a final project in my complex analysis class
• Roots of Polynomials, Integer Partitions, and L-functions (April 2023)
  Undergraduate honors thesis defense presentation
• Dirichlet Generating Functions and Number Theory (April 2023)
  Presented as a final project in my combinatorics class

Teaching

Instructor

• MATH2070 Business Calculus II (Spring 2025)
• MATH2070 Business Calculus I (Fall 2024)

Teaching Assistant

• MATH1980 College Algebra (Summer II 2024)
• STAT3090 Introductory Business Statistics (Summer I 2024)
• STAT3090 Business Statistics (Spring 2024)
• MATH1990 Problem Solving in Mathematics (Spring 2024)
• MATH3110 Linear Algebra (Fall 2023)
• MATH1990 Problem Solving in Mathematics (Fall 2023)