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Experimental physics as a career.. |
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| Jun22-12, 08:26 PM | #1 |
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Experimental physics as a career..
Hi, I have numerous questions concerning experimental physics..
If you want to be an experimental physicist what can you study? I would like to study particle physics and quantum mechanics.. are they well involved? Also does anyone know if experimental physicists have a good income? what's the average salary? and what are your chances of getting employed? Thanks in advance |
| Jun22-12, 09:00 PM | #2 |
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Modern physics is all involves quantum mechanics to some degree. The closest to pure quantum mechanics is atomic/molecular/optical physics. As you guessed, it has alot to do with optics. So how do you like optics?
Particle has little to do with atomic/molecular/optical. That's mostly programming and statistics from what I understand. |
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