...I want to "slightly" change a field after finishing my two Masters...
Facts: I'm in last year of Master of Mathematical Modelling in Prague (Czech Republic), focused on fluid mechanics.
In the same time I'm in Paris at the university Paris Diderot finishing second year master "Mathematiques...
I had several classes of fluid mechanics and thermodynamics and we also have class where we are working with Comsol. We just have much more subjects about PDE theory then classes that can be considered as useful in practice. The most advanced numerics class was FEM for eliptic problems and yes...
Yes, I think about PhD. However now my studies tend to PDEs theory rather than applied physics or engineering. My supervisor is well known in his field and expect from me to continue in this direction. About severeral next PhD... You know - I have lack of funds so I hope I can handle one PhD.
Hi, in 1.5 year I'll finish my M.S. (more precisely - it's equvalent) in Mathematical modelling. These studies connect math and physics and numerics - this is what propagation papers are trying to fool you. In reality there is lot of Functional analysis and pure math and you have lectures...
I'm grad student of Mathematical Modelling. This ties down physics and applied math but I have my Bachelor's degree from physics so I consider myself to be a physicist.
just Understand. Why things are what they are
- The nature
- people and relationships
And then if Ivan will not do it: cure all disease, feed everyone (I think extending life forever would not be as good as you may think)
1. Bottomless source of energy - ok, at least sufficient till next centrury
2. Bigger computer efficiency - such that we could solve touhg problems numerically
3. Flying carpet :-p
Hi, from relating posts I can't decide how things really are.
I'm B.S. of General Physics studying for M.S. of Mathematical Modeling (1st year of 2). It cost huge amount of energy to gain necessary mathematical knowledge (Functional Analysis, PDEs classical+modern, Various lectures of...