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Lateralus17
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Which "advanced" math courses are needed to prepare for graduate theoretical physics?
I am a first year physics student preparing my schedule for next year. I would greatly appreciate advice on what kind of math will help me prepare for graduate studies in theoretical physics. Here is a list of courses I am unsure will help me in the future :
Discrete Structures
Real Analysis
Set Theory and Mathematical Logic
Modern Algebra
Advanced Linear Algebra
Number Theory
Combinatorics and Graph Theory
Game Theory
Cryptography
Topology
Thanks.
I am a first year physics student preparing my schedule for next year. I would greatly appreciate advice on what kind of math will help me prepare for graduate studies in theoretical physics. Here is a list of courses I am unsure will help me in the future :
Discrete Structures
Real Analysis
Set Theory and Mathematical Logic
Modern Algebra
Advanced Linear Algebra
Number Theory
Combinatorics and Graph Theory
Game Theory
Cryptography
Topology
Thanks.