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Who is better at Math, a physicist or a mathematician?
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[QUOTE="Cruz Martinez, post: 5606896, member: 536910"] Most physicists who teach themselves pure mathematics are mathematicians at heart, i.e. they have the mindset and the taste for mathematical rigour that is required for high level pure math. I suppose it goes the other way around too: a mathematician can have a taste and mindset for physics, and therefore be able to teach it to himself. I think it all comes down to that really, both fields have extremely intelligent and capable people, but their personal preferences are not the same. It might be less common for a mathematician to like physics, but I can't say if that's true for sure. [/QUOTE]
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