/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9082307
looks good

I know very little about physics.

Has state-of-the-art physics gotten harder to gather evidence for through experimentation over the years? Most of Einstein's ideas were checked within his lifetime but it seems like most things to do with string theory or supersymmetry are years away from experimental verification and unlikely to happen in the lifetimes of the physicists who contributed to the theory?

There's open problems in mathematics that are several thousands of years old like existence of odd perfect numbers, are there any 'very old' ideas in physics that are still stuck in the theoretical stage?

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>>9008626
You've done a PhD and can't offer anything more interesting than what looks like babby's first exercise out of atiyah macdonald?