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PhysicsWiz4
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Hi everyone, asking for course advice again.
Some background:
I am on a quarter system, this coming winter quarter I am registered for:
General relativity
Elementary Particle Physics (I)
Real Analysis (I)
Modern Algebra (II)
I'm currently a 3rd year physics major finishing up 4th year courses (minus two that I will take next year), so this me a lot of leeway as to what courses I can take my fourth year in college.
What courses should I plan on taking if I want to apply to graduate school in:
Mathematical Physics
Theoretical Particle Physics
Quantum Gravity
?
I might have a chance at taking graduate differential topology/geometry from the math department in my senior year, how helpful will this be in both applying to physics graduate school in the three programs mentioned above? I have enough room to fit a math major, but I wonder what classes I should be taking advantage of in undergrad and which classes I should wait until graduate school to take.
Thanks!
Some background:
I am on a quarter system, this coming winter quarter I am registered for:
General relativity
Elementary Particle Physics (I)
Real Analysis (I)
Modern Algebra (II)
I'm currently a 3rd year physics major finishing up 4th year courses (minus two that I will take next year), so this me a lot of leeway as to what courses I can take my fourth year in college.
What courses should I plan on taking if I want to apply to graduate school in:
Mathematical Physics
Theoretical Particle Physics
Quantum Gravity
?
I might have a chance at taking graduate differential topology/geometry from the math department in my senior year, how helpful will this be in both applying to physics graduate school in the three programs mentioned above? I have enough room to fit a math major, but I wonder what classes I should be taking advantage of in undergrad and which classes I should wait until graduate school to take.
Thanks!