I need some ideas in my Physics undergraduate research

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Undergraduate physics students aspiring to become theoretical physicists are encouraged to explore various fields within physics to find inspiration. Engaging with professors is highly recommended, as they can provide insights into ongoing research projects and potential areas of interest. Direct involvement with faculty can significantly enhance understanding and direction in the field, making it a valuable step for students who are uncertain about their specific interests in physics.
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I am undergraduate physics student,and I want to become a theoretical physicist.
I need some ideas about fields to look at it that can inspire me .
I do not have specific field that I like the most in physics..so I need your help
 
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jije1112 said:
I am undergraduate physics student,and I want to become a theoretical physicist.
I need some ideas about fields to look at it that can inspire me .
I do not have specific field that I like the most in physics..so I need your help

You need to be inspired? How far are you into your degree?

Why don't you talk to your professors and see if they're working on anything they want to bring you in on. You aren't going to be able to "do research" on your own. So people at your university can help more than we can.
 
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