Engineering physics or nuclear engineering? Which is a better major for a physicist? Is double major a good idea for these 2 subjects if one wants to be a physicist? Are there unsolved problems in these 2 fields? How about new inventions?

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anonymous · Answer

You are posting in the wrong section.  This is mathematics.

anonymous · Answer

I know this is the math section. I posted this in here because most people are online in this section rather than the other sections.

abb0t · Answer

None. Chemistry > Physics.

anonymous · Answer

I think it's the opposite, if you can't answer my question, then don't answer it.