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have you considered Quantum Quantum?

which acid is that borek? 63.01 should be close enough (rounded up to 64)

checked CRC, can't find it under STANDARD SOLUTIONS OF ACIDS, BASES, AND SALTS

im trying to find a monoprotic acid with a molar mass of about 64 g/mol. is there a list of all acids somewhere on the internet? the closest I've found are nitric acid, boric acid and chlorous acid..

Units: Forces and Motion Energy, Work, and Power Waves and Sound Light and Geometric Optics Electricity and Magnetism

So I could just major in CS + pure math and take some quantum physics courses on the side? Would that be better than doing CS + applied math (for physics)? If so, then great, I'm set, thanks a lot for the help. I still can't believe how great the job prospects are for a CS researcher!:smile:

I prefer pure math but quantum computing is really interesting and applied math I think is more appropriate for that (please correct me if I am wrong on this). But it is definitely good to know that both are helpful, thank you. I am still confused though about the job prospects for a...

Is it difficult to become a researcher in CS? That's what I'm primarily interested in. I thought academic jobs were difficult to get but the Department of Labor (http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos042.htm) seems to say it is exactly the opposite for a computer scientist, which is relieving, if it is...

I am considering doing a double major in computer science and math. What better compliments computer science, pure math or applied math (most likely with an emphasis on physics)? If it depends, then on what? Is proof-writing really useful for computer science?