= Jason Miller (mathematician)
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<Jason Miller (mathematician)> studies random planar geometry, including <Schramm–Loewner evolution>, the <Gaussian free field>, <Liouville quantum gravity> and <random planar maps>. His Cambridge research profile verifies these interests.https://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/person/jpm205[Institutional research statement]{ref}
His <Random Planar Geometry by Jason Miller (2020)> develops discrete-to-continuum connections through trees, maps and random curves. The <trivial bijection between planar maps and quadrangulations> is a concrete example: vertices of one type encode original map vertices and the other type encodes faces. Recovering the map from this bipartition explains why the correspondence is reversible.<Random Planar Geometry by Jason Miller (2020)>[Section 6.1, pp. 13–14 and Figure 6.2]{ref}
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