Requesting the Help of some Physics Majors

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The discussion centers around a college student in southern Utah seeking to interview two physics professionals for a paper on the application of mathematics in physics. The student expresses frustration over the scarcity of available professionals in the area, despite having sufficient knowledge to write the paper independently. The forum emphasizes the importance of adhering to classroom rules regarding references, highlighting the challenges faced by students in remote locations when accessing expert opinions.

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For a paper in my college math class I need to interview 2 people that can give me reference for how math is used in my major. The problem is, I live in southern Utah and Physics professionals of any kind are about as common as leprechauns. I need at least two people who don't mind being used as a reference in a college paper to give a statement about how mathematics effects Physics. I know the answer already and can probably write a five page essay on the matter by myself, but alas, one must follow the rules of the classroom. Any help is extremely appreciated, and thank you for your time.
 
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