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Questions that ask about some aspect of physics research or study which doesn't involve the actual physics. In general, soft questions can be answered without using physical reasoning.
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What are some good international, English language physics grad programs?
Your best bet might be the EPFL or École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland. Their master courses are in English, while others are in French. They also have strong links with CERN and p …
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Going Beyond Introductory Physics [closed]
Due to certain reasons, I don't have the chance for going to college for under-graduation, but that doesn't mean I can't choose to walk the hard path and learn. Over the past month or so a lot of peop …