Ferromagnetism Modeling: Understanding the Basics and Finding a Mentor

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Ferromagnetism modeling discussions highlight the need for guidance and mentorship in pursuing a master's thesis. The importance of reaching out to professors, particularly those with recent publications, is emphasized for obtaining relevant advice and support. Resources such as modern texts and online articles are suggested for further research. The challenge of discussing these topics comfortably in certain regions is acknowledged, underscoring the desire for international academic collaboration. Engaging with active researchers can facilitate the development of a solid project plan.
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Please,,I think that in ferromagnetism modelling most of ideas is discussed I want to have some plan of master how can I contact with some professor to achieve this purpose to know the right answer...
 
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But/please how to contact with some professor to have a master thesis project Plan I am from third world country and this topic cannot bbe discussed with comfortability here in my country but I want to do master in some high class country but I need to contact with some professor to make serious plan also have some ideas in this topic ??/can you help me /I will be very pleased>>>>>
 
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