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Levi Tate
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Hello folks,
I was wondering if anybody could give me some suggestions on which mathematics courses will be of the most use for theoretical physics. I am a sophomore at Wayne State university and am taking intro to quantum mechanics and a first course in optics this semester.
I am taking linear algebra to finish the basic math sequence over the summer here, (calculus, differential equations, and linear algebra)
And I was just wondering if somebody could help me with finding out which classes would be most helpful to pursue studies in theoretical physics. I am dual majoring in mathematics, but I am mainly concerned not with getting a degree, as with getting knowledge
Here is a listing of the classes offered at my school
http://www.bulletins.wayne.edu/ubk-output/lib_ucl.08.73.html#47937
Thanks
I was wondering if anybody could give me some suggestions on which mathematics courses will be of the most use for theoretical physics. I am a sophomore at Wayne State university and am taking intro to quantum mechanics and a first course in optics this semester.
I am taking linear algebra to finish the basic math sequence over the summer here, (calculus, differential equations, and linear algebra)
And I was just wondering if somebody could help me with finding out which classes would be most helpful to pursue studies in theoretical physics. I am dual majoring in mathematics, but I am mainly concerned not with getting a degree, as with getting knowledge
Here is a listing of the classes offered at my school
http://www.bulletins.wayne.edu/ubk-output/lib_ucl.08.73.html#47937
Thanks
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