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Yes. The only difference (but a big one in my view) is that you are an independent researcher from the very beginning.
by pixcavator 19y ago
Yes.
The only difference (but a big one in my view) is that you are an independent researcher from the very beginning.
- hhm 19y agoWhy independent?
- pixcavator 19y agoI don't understand the question.
- hhm 19y agoSorry, my question is: why are math researchers more independent than others?
- pixcavator 19y agoWhat I meant is that as early as in grad school you start working entirely on your own and your advisor is just that, advisor. He is not going to prove your theorems for you. As far as I know in other fields it takes a while to reach this level of independence.
- hhm 19y agoThanks a lot for your reply; I'm starting studies on maths and I was very interested on this.