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tommyxu3
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Hi, guys. I'm interested in so issues. Everyone says math provides a solid bedrock for physics, of course and other science. But does there really exist someone deciding to devote himself to physics research, but take the major in mathematics in college?
I have heard Feynman is in the major of math initially, but later transferred to physics for he was tired of the strict proof of math. Is there any other great physics figure whose major in college is also math instead of physics?
Thanks in advance for any opinions~
I have heard Feynman is in the major of math initially, but later transferred to physics for he was tired of the strict proof of math. Is there any other great physics figure whose major in college is also math instead of physics?
Thanks in advance for any opinions~