Math and Physics: Finding the Relationships

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Hi professionals , kindly I just want someone help me to choice the right Discipline for my post graduate study , I want to study in a mathematical field that enable me to describe the relations between the mathematics and physics . or in other words , the relations between mathematics and the existence .

any help will be appreciated .
 
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Just for illustration , as you know that ( Rayleigh–Jeans law ) was seems mathematically correct , but when scientists applied that law in the nature it was incorrect !

so , what's the kind of math that enable us to distinguish between what's correct in mathematics and what's correct in the nature ?
 
Sounds like mathematical physics or theoretical physics...see what universities that might interest you offer in those areas.