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Anonymous Wed 01 Apr 02:53:58 2020 No.11520151 View Reply Original Report

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what are the prerequisites to understanding quantum mechanics at an undergraduate level?
I have a math degree but have never taken a science class. Do I need to start with classical mechanics?

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Anonymous Wed 01 Apr 2020 03:28:56 No.11520211 Report

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>>11520151
>I have a math degree but have never taken a science class
First off, don't they make you take a physics course or something. You have a ways to go. The bare minimum is a very solid understanding of Classical Mechanics and Electromagnetism. But it's also good to learn Advanced Mechanics, Wave Mechanics, and real basic Statistical Mechanics.

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Anonymous Wed 01 Apr 2020 03:52:40 No.11520281 Report

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Don't listen to this fag >>11520211
Just go for it. As long as you know your linear algebra and differential equations you will be fine. Read slow of course and Google definitions faggot physicists made to gatekeep.

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