Holy shit, read the reply from
https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/36710/which-areas-of-computer-science-have-lots-of-overlap-with-physics
>”say "if you were in France" because, for reasons that escape me but that must be mostly historical, in France combinatorics is considered part of theoretical computer science :-)”
>”This is by no means the only example in France of a combinatorics group in a CS lab whose research overlaps with physics; another example off the top of my head is this one in Bordeaux.”
Upon inspection of current research, it looks like there are deep connections among complexity, statistical mechanics / thermo, quantum theory, etc..
Meanwhile, undergrad CS in the US is a joke, and there’s always room for another shitty ML lab.
https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/36710/which-areas-of-computer-science-have-lots-of-overlap-with-physics
>”say "if you were in France" because, for reasons that escape me but that must be mostly historical, in France combinatorics is considered part of theoretical computer science :-)”
>”This is by no means the only example in France of a combinatorics group in a CS lab whose research overlaps with physics; another example off the top of my head is this one in Bordeaux.”
Upon inspection of current research, it looks like there are deep connections among complexity, statistical mechanics / thermo, quantum theory, etc..
Meanwhile, undergrad CS in the US is a joke, and there’s always room for another shitty ML lab.
