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Compact Brownian surfaces

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Random Geometry

Co-author: Jrmie Bettinelli (CNRS and IECN (Nancy))

We will show how to prove that rescaled uniform quandrangulations on oriented compact surface with a (possibly non-simple) boundary converge to random metric spaces with the same topology. This is done by performing suitable surgery operations on conditioned versions of the Brownian map.

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