Hello World (sorry for the tired joke)

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I am a freshman math-physics double major at Columbia university in a modern algebra (group theory, ring theory) class and freshman/sophmore physics. I plan on seeking a PhD in theoretical (maybe experimental) particle physics.
 
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Hi there.

I am new too. Which means, I can't really say, "welcome", seeing as I got here after you.

Nice to meet you anyways.
 
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