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I am not a physicist but I have a degree in applied mathematics and have taken physics classes up to special relativity and I was allowed to sit in on a General Relativity course for a semester. I have few thoughts that I think are interesting and want to pursue them further but they are still a bit mathematically crude. How do I go beyond just studying physics for fun into something more serious without spending years earning a PhD in physics? My end goal is to get a paper published in arxiv.org or something that will record my work.
P.S. I am aware of the hundreds of people claiming to have a "theory of everything." I am not one of those people.
P.S. I am aware of the hundreds of people claiming to have a "theory of everything." I am not one of those people.