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... for a dissertation in the final year of a physics degree?
Over the summer we will be presented with a number of projects for our final year, we have been told that we may be allowed to choose our own if it is suitable.
I have a genuine interest in quantum entanglement and was wondering if someone could assess whether it would be a suitable subject for a dissertation, or would it be too difficult for an undergraduate?
I did very well in the quantum mechanics part of the course this year and plan to take the advanced quantum mechanics module next semester.
Thanks for any input.
Over the summer we will be presented with a number of projects for our final year, we have been told that we may be allowed to choose our own if it is suitable.
I have a genuine interest in quantum entanglement and was wondering if someone could assess whether it would be a suitable subject for a dissertation, or would it be too difficult for an undergraduate?
I did very well in the quantum mechanics part of the course this year and plan to take the advanced quantum mechanics module next semester.
Thanks for any input.