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MoM means Methods of Moment . I'm not an english expert, but momentum certainly refers to moment...
The MoM (which differs from Finite Element method, like HFSS) solves problems by integrating little contributions of charges on the whole source surface (it is very bad explained...). You should look at an antenna book, some of them are detailing the EFIE (Electric Field Integral Equation) and MFIE (Magnetic...). And maybe you'll find something interesting here:
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