Can a Mathematician's Love for Physics Lead to a Successful Career?

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In summary, a mathematician's love for physics can certainly lead to a successful career. The two fields are closely related and many mathematical concepts are essential in understanding and solving problems in physics. This combination of skills can open up opportunities in areas such as research, data analysis, and engineering. Additionally, a strong foundation in mathematics can make it easier to learn and apply complex theories in physics, making a mathematician well-equipped for a successful career in this field.
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Hello everyone,

I'm a PhD candidate in pure Maths, who loves Physics. I've joined to ask some career questions and take some advice.

Keep going and love Physics!
 
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Hello and :welcome: !

Have fun and stay curious!
 
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