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This thread is for questions that don't deserve their own thread.
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>give context
>describe your thought process if you're stuck
>try wolframalpha.com and stackexchange.com
>How To Ask Questions The Smart Way: catb.org
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Why do you still eat dead animal flesh.
it's tasty
Bachelors -> Masters -> PhD
Or
Bachelors -> PhD
With the first option I could apply to a european school (dream school), but would it cost much more money? Are TA and RA positions and fellowships easy enough to get to cover all costs for masters?
Is Kahn Academy's advanced physics section good for understanding topics like relativity and quantum mechanics?
Anything in Khan Academy is a very basic introduction for beginners.
It's a good introduction. But far away from a deep study on the subject.
I'm also curious.
Here in Australia you don't have to do the Masters to go into the PhD, you just need to do an honours year which is just a year of research.
Is it worth doing the extra 2 years in the Masters, which might be a bit harder to support myself as a then 22 year old?
do your studies in europe
I don't know if i'm phrasing this correctly, but are quantum systems technically defined over a lie group?
This leads to me asking:
Is a system utilizing lagrangian mechanics technically defined over a lie group as well?
I am a US student, would a masters in the US be fine for europe phd, or should i try to do the masters at the school i want to pursue a phd?