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Zapped17
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Hello!
This spring i am going to do my master in some area of physics, something in theoretical physics/mathematical physics.
I have also taken many particle physics, space physics, and pure math courses.
The mathematics in physics like quantum mechanics and electrodynamics is more beautiful and fun (compared to pure math in my opinion) and want to understand the Universe with mathematical equations.
My goal is to publish my thesis, and get into PHD afterwards.
Things I am interested in (a lot of areas in physics) just to name a few:
(i) something where you study some special functions related to physics
(ii) astroparticle physics (studying photons particularly)
(iii) plasma physics
Do you have any tips about what I can do?
Kind regards
This spring i am going to do my master in some area of physics, something in theoretical physics/mathematical physics.
I have also taken many particle physics, space physics, and pure math courses.
The mathematics in physics like quantum mechanics and electrodynamics is more beautiful and fun (compared to pure math in my opinion) and want to understand the Universe with mathematical equations.
My goal is to publish my thesis, and get into PHD afterwards.
Things I am interested in (a lot of areas in physics) just to name a few:
(i) something where you study some special functions related to physics
(ii) astroparticle physics (studying photons particularly)
(iii) plasma physics
Do you have any tips about what I can do?
Kind regards