How come there are no equations in that paper? Where are the lie groups? The Teichmuller spaces or what ever? I don't see how Einstein's equations can be derived without even doing any calculations to begin with.
I got A's and will get an A in my quantum class too.
Perhaps I may get into another field, like cognitive science or neuroscience. I like to keep my options open, but I'll never truly give up on physics.
I have taken two grad courses already. Two 500 level mathematical physics courses, and in about a week I take a 500 level quantum mechanics class. In the mathematical physics I did real well, especially considering it was my first grad level physics class.
But once I graduate, don't I need to...
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