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Schools How Should a Colombian Student Choose a Canadian University for Physics?
I definitely think SFU was a good choice for me. I live nearby, which has made the transition a bit easier for me. I'm just finishing my first semester so I don't have too much experience with different professors, but so far I have found all my professors to be really good. Something I really...- bentleyghioda
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Schools How Should a Colombian Student Choose a Canadian University for Physics?
I am studying physics at SFU right now. If you have any questions let me know and I'll try to answer them.- bentleyghioda
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Other The HB-11 Plasma Pinch: A Solution to Fusion Energy?
Not to be nit picky, but General Fusion is in Canada.- bentleyghioda
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Schools What are the best universities for Quantum Physics in Canada
Which part of Canada? I only really know about western Canada, and if you're interested in going o school in BC then the University of British Columbia or Simon Fraser University may be good choices because of the nearby D-Wave Systems. This is a company working on building a quantum computer...- bentleyghioda
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Programs What major would be the most promising for a career in fusion?
I'm in a somewhat similar situation as you, except I will be starting my undergraduate education in physics this fall. From the information I have collected, plasma physics is the way to go if you what to do research on fusion. At the present time, fusion is still in the research phase, and so...- bentleyghioda
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Schools Affordable Canadian Universities with Strong Physics Programs for Grad School"
I know you aren't looking at Simon Fraser University anymore, but seeing you have interests in particle physics and cosmology, I think it may be a good school for you. SFU has a research group working with the ATLAS detector at CERN, as well several research groups studying cosmology. I will be...- bentleyghioda
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Courses Applied vs Proof Based Linear Algebra
Do you think it would be beneficial to take some proof heavy math courses that are designed for math majors? For example, would I gain any tools from these classes that could be applied to physics?- bentleyghioda
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Courses Applied vs Proof Based Linear Algebra
Thank you for your replies. I’m not sure what courses I will be taking in the future, but I will keep in mind that many upper level math courses require proofs.- bentleyghioda
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Courses Applied vs Proof Based Linear Algebra
Hi, I’m going to be entering my first year of University this fall to study physics. In my second semester I will have to take a linear algebra course; however, my school has two different lower level linear algebra courses, and I must choose one. One course is focused more on applications of...- bentleyghioda
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