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I'm a computer science grad student who really likes and is fascinated by physics and want to learn as much as I can :)
So, hi.
So, hi.
How Can a Computer Science Grad Student Learn More About Physics?
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npit said:I'm a computer science grad student who really likes and is fascinated by physics and want to learn as much as I can :)
So, hi.
Welcome. You may be interested in perusing the Insights section of the web site. Lots of neat articles there, written by qualified experts (except when they let me write one)! :^)
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Thanks!
Didn't know such features existed. Thought this was just a humble forum!
Didn't know such features existed. Thought this was just a humble forum!
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