What is the connection between physics, chemistry, and computational finance?

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Good morning everyone

I'm studying the last year (6th year) of a double degree in Physics and Chemistry, I'm interested in computer science.

It'll sound strange but next semester I will start a master in computational finance, maybe cause due to the stress of doing a double degree I haven't enjoyed and I would like to try different thinks.

A pleasure to enter the community and hope to help a lot!
 
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