Who else is on summer break and already bored?

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The forum discussion centers around students experiencing boredom during summer break, particularly one individual who is preparing for an internship at Fermilab. Participants share their plans for self-study, including reading "K&K's Introduction to Mechanics" and learning Python programming. Several users suggest engaging in physics-related activities, such as solving problems from recommended books like "200 Puzzling Physics Problems." The conversation highlights the importance of utilizing summer breaks for personal and academic growth.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic physics concepts, particularly neutrino oscillations.
  • Familiarity with Python programming for self-study.
  • Knowledge of classical mechanics as outlined in "K&K's Introduction to Mechanics."
  • Awareness of internship opportunities in physics research environments.
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore "K&K's Introduction to Mechanics" for foundational physics knowledge.
  • Learn Python programming to enhance computational skills in physics.
  • Research neutrino oscillations and the PMNS matrix for advanced understanding.
  • Investigate summer internship opportunities in physics research to gain practical experience.
USEFUL FOR

Students in physics, aspiring interns, and anyone looking to maximize their summer break through self-study and research opportunities.

  • #31
I suppose you are staying at Fermilab right now. No more boring days!
Best of luck.[emoji1]
 
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  • #32
Not quite yet. I arrive there tomorrow and start on Monday. I can't wait!
 
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  • #33
I'm bored :p
 
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Shyan said:
This is for those who look at physics as their girl friend, like me!:biggrin:

Physics is my mistress. Since my wife has degrees in physics, my wife and I sometimes have conversations about my mistress.

JorisL said:

This post is too random for me.
 
  • #36
George Jones said:
This post is too random for me.

That should keep one busy for a while, and it has some great insights on thermodynamics+mathemagical physics.
 

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