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can anyone guide me i am very confused? i am interested in particle physics ,string theory, quantum physics and relativity just tell me what are the prerequisites of those topic?

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asked Aug 14, 2021 in Theoretical Physics by Krish Srivastava (0 points) [ no revision ]

You can find out by reading the corresponding Wikipedia articles and following links to unknonwn subjects until you reach something that you can understand with some effort. Start there, and repeat the procedure after having understood this.

But this forum is not for beginners but for graduate+ level questions.

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commented Aug 19, 2021 by Arnold Neumaier (15,787 points) [ revision history ]

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