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It is true that i am 16, but it is true that i have learned 5 year of mathematics. I have taught myself the first 3 years of university math, honors mathematics (pure) and 1st year graduate work. Because i am applying for university at the end of next year, i would like to write a paper to use...

Im interested in differential geometry (as well as algebraic geometry) and all forms of topology mostly, but i don't know whether I will be capable of research because i am unaware of what has not been researched already and if there is anything to find.

Hi, What would be the best fields of mathematics to do research in. I have about 5 years of mathematics under my belt and would like to start some research.

I was just wondering what field of mathematics would be most accessible to achieve a result with 4 years of university mathematics

What would be the best field to do original research with all the math from the first 4 years of uni?

Is it possible to get a PhD in 2 years?

So are you suggesting i should do the 4th year honors course in Australia (through the University of Sydney), then come over to America and start my PhD?

So after i finish my Bachelor i should just go to America to do my masters and then PhD. So is a masters just the degree you get when you complete enough graduate courses? How long does it take to complete a masters degree? And generally how long does it take to complete a PhD? Is it as...

Hi, Next year i will be starting a Bachelor of Science degree majoring in mathematics in Australia. This degree is just after i finish high school this year and it goes for 3 year. I am not sure what to do after i get this degree? I want to get my PhD eventually and do research or attain a...

So is this after you get your doc?

Hi Everyone, Could someone explain the difference between a post doc and a doc? Is doing a post doc neccesary? Is it something that's appealing?

Hi, I am thinking about tutoring in mathematics. I am just 16 but i am really good at math compared to the rest of my school. How do I go about it? Do i just advertise? How?

Really any university physics textbook would do to learn more advanced physics for the olympiads. I would personally recommend Fundamentals of Physics by David Halliday, Robert Resnick, and Jearl Walker; this book is excellent! Now, that book was more for learning theory, the other best book...