Erik Huter

My name is Erik Huter. I am an undergraduate student at Kansas State University studying mathematics and statistics. I expect to graduate in May 2027. Upon completion of my undergraduate studies, I aspire to pursue a PhD in pure mathematics.

My current reading list includes: Calculus on Manifolds by Michael Spivak, Smooth Manifolds by John Lee, and Lectures on Analysis on Metric Spaces by Juha Heinonen. I am working on my own collection of various solutions to exercises from these books (and various other problems) in my projects page. This project is on a temporary pause for application season.

My research interests currently lie in real and complex analysis, but I am still young in my mathematical journey and look forward to exploring many other areas of mathematics. I am currently working on a project in geometric measure theory. For more information about my research, click here.

Other areas I am actively looking to learn about are introductory category theory and several variable complex analysis (or other further topics in complex analysis). I welcome any and all recommendations for textbooks in these subjects (or even others!).

In the Fall 2026 semester, I am taking Introduction to Topology/Geometry I (Math 770), Measure Theory* (Math 821), and Topics in Complex Analysis* (MATH 825). Next semester, Spring 2027, I plan to take Abstract Algebra II (Math 731), Introduction to Topology/Geometry II (Math 771), and hopefully another analysis class.

My hobbies and interests outside of mathematics include soccer, volleyball, video games, rock climbing, and my two cats Snowflake and Fubini. I am an avid K-State fan (Go Cats!) and college sports enthusiast.