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Those are immense differences. The TP course seems pretty solid, but the ordinary Physics program seems to have significant gaps, even granting that not every u
by keldaris 9y ago
Those are immense differences. The TP course seems pretty solid, but the ordinary Physics program seems to have significant gaps, even granting that not every undergrad might need much differential geometry.
- messe 9y agoI was (slightly) incorrect, there appears to be some QFT in a course on High Energy Physics. And I don't disagree with you. I think the split between the theorists in the maths department, and the experimentalists in the physics department (and, in turn the split between TP and Physics; not to mention outside pressures) has resulted in a course that's perhaps a bit too focused on experimental topics.