What Topics Can a New Member Explore on PhysicsForums?

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In summary, as a new member on PhysicsForums, you can explore a wide range of topics related to physics, such as classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and astrophysics. You can also participate in discussions and ask questions about current research, scientific news, and real-world applications of physics. Additionally, the forum offers resources for learning and improving your skills in various areas of physics, making it a valuable platform for both beginners and experts in the field.
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I study Physics, mathematics, statistics, quantitative finance, Java operating and programming using Netbeans or sometimes Eclipse Ide, Chemistry, personal finance and money, R and Rstudio operating and programming, hp 50g calculator(emulator) operating and programming etc.
 
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