What subject in computerscience linked with physics?

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The discussion centers on the transition from software engineering to a field linked with physics. It emphasizes that while there are connections between electrical engineering, circuitry, and solid state physics, a smooth transition from software to physics is challenging. The importance of having a strong foundation in physical and mathematical concepts is highlighted, suggesting that starting to build this background early is beneficial for a future in physics.
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hi guys,
i have 2 years of software experiece. i want to know any field in electronics, computerscience linked with physics? so that i can switch over to physics field at a later stage.

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Honestly, I would say to switch over to physics now. I'm not entirely sure what your background is, but no smooth transition from softward engineering through electronics to physics really exists. The key to doing physics is to have the core background of physical and mathematical intuition that one builds up after years of coursework. It's never too early to start building that.

However, electrical engineering and circuitry do have strong connections to solid state physics, so that is a route.
 
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