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

My current reading list includes: 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.

Over the summer, I hope to also learn some Lean. Other topics I am actively looking to learn about are 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 Functional Analysis (Math 799), Introduction to Topology/Geometry II (Math 771), and Analytic Number Theory (MATH 831).

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 fan in general.