Recent content by swim3051989

Because when I graduated high school, I hadn't determined what I am really interested.

I think Austin is very hot. Moreover, it has had fire forest :(

uhm, I think computational physics biases about theory more. It simulates abstracted model while it don't need to practice such as loop quantum gravity...

Thank you. But this university in Poland while I am planning to come USA :)

I really like to study about quantum gravity. So that, I am finding out some graduated program for it although I am learning about IT bachelor:(

I have searched some Computational Physics graduated program in Louisiana state university, Pennsylvania state university, Kansas state university, Illinois state university, Illinois at urban champaign. But, I don't know whether these universities educate well

@bromden: do you know other universities in USA(except UT Austin)? Because I like a little warm climate :)

computational physics is often considered as a branch of theoretical physics. Because it is a tool to adapt theories. But, someone think that it belong to experimental physics. I want to attend graduated program about it, but I don't know what university trains it best.

I'm learning about IT. But I want to learn phd about physics(study loop quantum gravity). So, can I do that thing?