Abstract
The large-scale properties of non-interacting random surfaces embedded in an arbitrary dimensional continuum space are shown to be related to the infrared behaviour of two-dimensional massless free fields. The mean square size of free random surfaces is shown to increase logarithmically with increasing area; thus their Hausdorff dimension is infinite. A large (embedding) dimension expansion is derived and compared to recent Monte Carlo simulations.
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