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There's good reason you got the most amount of resistance from physics majors. Intuition won't help you with theoretical physics. The only understanding is that
by andbberger 13y ago
There's good reason you got the most amount of resistance from physics majors. Intuition won't help you with theoretical physics. The only understanding is that achieved through studying the math in depth. Unless you've developed the formalism (in which case you'd be the subject of this article), you haven't reached any conclusions.
Hate to break it to you. There's no such thing as pedagogical theoretical physics- no shortcut to understanding physics.
- salimmadjd 13y agoHow did you assume I took quantum chemistry in college and was asked by my prof to join his lab without having any math background, or to be the #1 student in my physics class of 300, or was a member of 3 person team that won our state math championship. Not to mention scoring high enough to make it to the chemistry Olympiad, but ultimately being rejected once realizing US citizenship was required....