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Biography

I’m Jason Garnier, a French PhD student in Mathematics at the University of Florida, where I explore the frontiers of semi-classical analysis and quantum chaos. As a Graduate Teaching Assistant, I’m passionate about making complex ideas accessible by breaking down challenging concepts into clear, intuitive steps and creating an environment where curiosity sparks genuine understanding.

Outside the classroom, I’m fueled by the perfect cup of coffee and the insights of great philosophers. I love discovering new landscapes, whether on a spontaneous road trip or a weekend hike, and relaxing with a film. I bring that spirit of curiosity and exploration to every office hour and, trying to help you build confidence and enthusiasm in your mathematical journey.

Areas of Interest/Research

  • Semiclassical analysis and quantum chaos (especially the Quantum Unique Ergodicity conjecture)
  • Functional analysis, dynamical systems, spectral theory, and operator theory
  • Spectral geometry, Differential geometry and Riemannian geometry (with a focus on negatively curved manifolds)

Background

2025 (Summer) : Research Internship in Semi-classical Analysis and the QUE Conjecture, Sorbonne Université, Paris

2024 – Present : Master of Mathematics and Applications, Sorbonne Université, Paris

2023 – 2024 : Exchange Year in Mathematics and Philosophy (TASSEP program), University of Florida, Gainesville

2022 : Research Internship on the Quantum Unique Ergodicity Conjecture, Sorbonne Université, Paris

2021 – 2024: Double Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics and Philosophy, Sorbonne Université, Paris. Graduated with Distinction and Highest Honours.                  

2020 – 2021: Preparatory Classes for Grandes Écoles (Mathematics & Physics), Lycée du Parc, Lyon

2017 – 2020:  French Baccalaureate (Scientific Stream), Jean-Marc Boivin High School, Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur. Graduated in 2020 with Distinction and Highest Honours

Contact Information

Email: jason.garnier@ufl.edu
Phone: (352) 273-5555
Office: 479 Little Hall

Office Hours:

  • Thursday Period 4 (Lit 479)
  • Thursday Period 7 (Lit 479)