Which Physics Papers should I do?

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Start date May 13, 2006
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Choosing the right post-graduate physics paper is crucial for research in Optical Data Storage. Quantum Mechanics is fundamental for understanding the principles behind data encoding and retrieval at the quantum level. Electromagnetism provides essential insights into the behavior of light and electromagnetic waves, which are critical for optical systems. Solid State Physics focuses on the properties of materials, which is vital for developing storage media. While taking all three papers may dilute the quality of individual focus, it can provide a comprehensive foundation that benefits long-term research endeavors. Ultimately, the choice should align with specific research goals and interests in Optical Data Storage.

May 13, 2006

n0_3sc

I want to do research in "Optical Data Storage" but before I can I have to choose one post-grad physics paper from these 3:

- Quantum Mechanics
- Electromagnetism
- Solid State Phyics

Which one of these papers should I take?

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May 13, 2006

Mollet1955

Try writing all 3
the quality might not be as good as when only 1, but i always believe it gives only benefits in a long run,

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