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x3qt0r
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My first post to this forum and its with some thing to do with the career.
I will be a BSc Graduate this year with major in physics.(In India)
I am very much interested in the physics of "Asteroids, meteors, comets".
I want to know what should I be getting into to later be in a position to expand my interest as a career.In other words from where and what degree should I look upto.
Plus I would also like to know what is a BSc student majored in physics expected to know?
The subjects like solid state physics, electronics are not much of my favorites.
Considering the rest of the topics E and M , thermodynamics ,QM, and classical mechanics and also mathematical applications of physics , what text should I be using for these.
Am kind of weak in mathematics.
I have been reading the Feynman lectures,DJ griffiths for ED,bieser and Robert resnick for QM and for classical mechanics i refer to multiple books.
And also how much is the study of "non linear dynamics" helpful for a research in asteroids,comets etc.
I really apologize if I posted it in the wrong thread and also for my bad english.
Thanks in advance.
(mods please remove the same post from the "zappers" thread)
I will be a BSc Graduate this year with major in physics.(In India)
I am very much interested in the physics of "Asteroids, meteors, comets".
I want to know what should I be getting into to later be in a position to expand my interest as a career.In other words from where and what degree should I look upto.
Plus I would also like to know what is a BSc student majored in physics expected to know?
The subjects like solid state physics, electronics are not much of my favorites.
Considering the rest of the topics E and M , thermodynamics ,QM, and classical mechanics and also mathematical applications of physics , what text should I be using for these.
Am kind of weak in mathematics.
I have been reading the Feynman lectures,DJ griffiths for ED,bieser and Robert resnick for QM and for classical mechanics i refer to multiple books.
And also how much is the study of "non linear dynamics" helpful for a research in asteroids,comets etc.
I really apologize if I posted it in the wrong thread and also for my bad english.
Thanks in advance.
(mods please remove the same post from the "zappers" thread)