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Physics encyclopedia covering classical to modern topics
Not to worry I found an ebook version (:- DrPhoton
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Physics encyclopedia covering classical to modern topics
Much Appreciated.- DrPhoton
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Physics encyclopedia covering classical to modern topics
Since I couldn't start a thread in the learning materials section , I thought this would be a suitable place. I am searching for some sort of Encyclopedia , as the title suggests , I need a Physics-Encyclopedia which covers quite a lot of ground(Classical Physics to Modern Physics). The main...- DrPhoton
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- Phenomena Physics
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Schools Theoretical Physics University
Thank you all for the responses ! It may not have shown me a clear path but at least it's a step in the right direction :)- DrPhoton
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Schools Theoretical Physics University
Hello forum , so I've ventured to start searching for universities I plan on applying to... (Im still in high school ) and I would like to know what some of the best universities for Theoretical Physics are? How should one plan things out when choosing a University? Apart from Ranking and (ofc...- DrPhoton
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- Physics Theoretical Theoretical physics University
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Physics-Math double major vs Physics-Engineering for theoretical physics
Wow I didnt even take that into consideration.. Insightful ..- DrPhoton
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Physics-Math double major vs Physics-Engineering for theoretical physics
That answered my question ( Ill go with the first one ) but is the workload of Physics/Math double major and an Engineering minor even tolerable?- DrPhoton
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Physics-Math double major vs Physics-Engineering for theoretical physics
Double major in physics and math (: Nice , which second major would improve my skills as a physicist , math seems like the obvious answer but could it be engineering? I understand that taking engineering as a comajor opens up a lot of doors in terms of employment.. Did you being a math-physics...- DrPhoton
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Physics-Math double major vs Physics-Engineering for theoretical physics
So Engineering Physics double major beats Math Physics Double major solely because it opens up greater job opportunities?- DrPhoton
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Physics-Math double major vs Physics-Engineering for theoretical physics
So I've decided that I am going to become a physicist(a theoretical physicist , field is still undecided). I'd like to co-major in either math or engineering so I'd like you guys to evaluate Physics-Math Double Major as opposed to Physics-Engineering Double Major What are the adv/disadv of...- DrPhoton
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- Dual Dual major Major Physics
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Career prospects in theoretical physics and quantum field theory
Hmmm Ill definitely check it out.. Thank you all so much you have clarified my misconceptions and beaten me back on track- DrPhoton
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Career prospects in theoretical physics and quantum field theory
Yanick Thanks for long and very inclusive reply , It shed light on a lot of things and clarified a lot of doubts , at the moment a friend of mine and I are making money from a our website through google adsense and I know this won't last for long but I am trying to find an easy way out , maybe...- DrPhoton
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Career prospects in theoretical physics and quantum field theory
Nicce :D alright so I have gist of what I am to do and what not to do but once again I shall ask you whether or not I should major in a certain engineering field alongside physics? but that would mean not majoring math (which I am averse to ) and Yes I shouldn't localize myself to a certain...- DrPhoton
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Career prospects in theoretical physics and quantum field theory
Would you elaborate on the "not being financially dependent on your parents" , how did you pay for tuition fees and other expenses?- DrPhoton
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Career prospects in theoretical physics and quantum field theory
Nononono Money is not something I am after at all , its all about the science I would never even consider science if it was for the money... I am passionate about learning and exploring ... but my problem is that my guardians are worried about the job market I try my best to convince them that I...- DrPhoton
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance