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| - | ====== The Traditional Roadmap====== | + | ====== Traditional Roadmap====== |
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| + | Most universities follow the traditional roadmap, which follows the historical "order" of the theories. | ||
| - | Most universities follow the traditional roadmap, which is modeled after the historical developments of the different theories. | ||
| + | ===== Theoretical Physics ===== | ||
| <diagram> | <diagram> | ||
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| </diagram> | </diagram> | ||
| - | In addition, there are additional topics that are often covered in "experimental physics" courses. | + | ===== Mathematics ===== |
| - | * Optics | ||
| - | * Waves | ||
| - | * Nuclear Physics | ||
| - | Moreover, there are several math topics that are usually learned parallel to the theories: | + | There are several math topics that are usually learned parallel to the theories: |
| <diagram> | <diagram> | ||
| - | | Classical Mechanics|~@8| trigonometric functions, differential calculus, integral calculus, differential equations, variational calculus| | + | | Classical Mechanics|~@8| trigonometric functions, differential calculus, integral calculus, differential equations, variational calculus, Legendre transforms| |
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| - | | Electrodynamics |~@8 | vector calculus, complex numbers, systems of linear equations, linear algebra | | + | | Electrodynamics |~@8 | vector calculus, complex numbers, systems of linear equations, linear algebra, Fourier transforms | |
| | |! |!@4 | | | |! |!@4 | | ||
| | |!| Special Relativity | ~@8 | group theory| | | |!| Special Relativity | ~@8 | group theory| | ||
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| | Quantum Mechanics|~@8 | Hilbert spaces, special functions | | | Quantum Mechanics|~@8 | Hilbert spaces, special functions | | ||
| | |!@4| | | | | | | | |!@4| | | | | | | ||
| - | | Quantum Field Theory|~@8 | Taylor approximations, distributions, Greens functions, Fourier transforms | | + | | Quantum Field Theory|~@8 | Taylor approximations, distributions, Greens functions | |
| | |!@4| | | | | | | | |!@4| | | | | | | ||
| | General Relativity|~@8 |differential geometry| | | General Relativity|~@8 |differential geometry| | ||
| </diagram> | </diagram> | ||
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| + | ===== Experimental Physics ===== | ||
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| + | In addition, there are other topics that are often covered in "experimental physics" courses: | ||
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| + | * Optics | ||
| + | * Waves | ||
| + | * Nuclear Physics | ||
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