/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12475605

>>11846437
Not sure, but this might help you. The first two paragraphs are the most important part https://imgur.com/r/makeyourchoice/afghJ

>>11264870
All abstract objects are made concrete by its representations. In fact the whole of field theory is founded upon the representation theory of compact Lie groups.

>>11007668
Then you should be fine on that front. It'd also really help if your masters thesis has a decent math slant.
It really depends on the faculty/uni (UoT is especially tough), but if you show genuine interest and competence you should stand a pretty good chance.

Can we post more cute girls with maths? It is one of the few things that makes me happy.

Can we past more cute girls with maths? It is one of the few things that makes me happy.

>>10967560
Marry weak, kill strong and fuck Mackey

>>10951988
It seems to be a trend that the more applied a field the more sociable the people working in it.
I did my MSc in physics and they definitely held more parties than my current colleagues in the math dept. Even at conferences, most socialization math people do is mainly talking about their research, and the more "pure" your specialization is the less your research is going to interest anyone.