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Bashyboy
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Bachelors In Mathematics and PhD In Physics
Hello,
As of now, I am maneuvering through undergraduate work, with the intention of gaining a bachelors in mathematics and (someday) a PhD in physics. For my mathematics courses I have taken, I have done all three calculi, discrete mathematics, and probability and statistics; and this summer, I shall be taking differential equations. Without respect to any particular school, in general, what is the required amount of mathematics courses to complete a bachelors in mathematics; and of the remaining I need to take, what mathematics classes would be pertain to someone who intends to do research in mathematical/theoretical physics?
Thank you dearly for your time.
Hello,
As of now, I am maneuvering through undergraduate work, with the intention of gaining a bachelors in mathematics and (someday) a PhD in physics. For my mathematics courses I have taken, I have done all three calculi, discrete mathematics, and probability and statistics; and this summer, I shall be taking differential equations. Without respect to any particular school, in general, what is the required amount of mathematics courses to complete a bachelors in mathematics; and of the remaining I need to take, what mathematics classes would be pertain to someone who intends to do research in mathematical/theoretical physics?
Thank you dearly for your time.
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