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R.P.F.
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Hello,
I am a math and physics double major. But somehow I feel that it is very difficult for me to get a deep understanding of some topics in physics. I get all the mathematical muscles needed to solve problems and I score the highest on the exams. But I feel that I am actually faking it. I get this feeling all the time when I was taking quantum. I do not see the underlying physics behind the problem. Is that a way to understand a topic thoroughly and build up physical intuitions? Thank you very much.
I am a math and physics double major. But somehow I feel that it is very difficult for me to get a deep understanding of some topics in physics. I get all the mathematical muscles needed to solve problems and I score the highest on the exams. But I feel that I am actually faking it. I get this feeling all the time when I was taking quantum. I do not see the underlying physics behind the problem. Is that a way to understand a topic thoroughly and build up physical intuitions? Thank you very much.