Can we unlock a deeper understanding of physics through an intuitive approach?

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Hello everyone,

I'm a first year M.Sc (Physics) student. Currently I'm focusing on courses such as biophysics, statistical mechanics and non-linear dynamics. But understanding physics behind things that we take for granted, or science behind those things or processes in general, is my focus.

I'm looking forward to gain some insights on learning and understanding this wonderful subject beyond University syllabus.
 
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Welcome to PF. We're glad to have you.

I'm less glad to see "intuitive" in the title. That usually means math-free. But the language of physics is mathematics.
 
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anorlunda said:
Welcome to PF. We're glad to have you.

I'm less glad to see "intuitive" in the title. That usually means math-free. But the language of physics is mathematics.

My bad, for the poor choice of words. But I would never like math-free physics, which would make it more difficult and less interesting for me.
 
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Welcome, shreyes24
Understanding is the key!
 
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