Exploring the Fascinating Fields of Theoretical Physics: A Student's Perspective

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Hello everyone,
I'm a physics student from Tübingen, Germany where my 3rd year will soon start.
I haven't completely made up my mind yet but I prefer theoretical and computational to experimental work. I currently work in a theoretical Particle Physics group (Phenomenology) and I seriously consider exploring the fascinating Plasma and Environmental Physics fields.
I have been reading on the forum for a while and now look forward to participating in the many interesting discussions.
 
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