Hello!
Writing this as our study group has one PhD in applied maths that would like to take on topics such as The Road to Reality; a Book by Roger Penrose.
Is there anyone interested to collaborate on this or similar topics to develop our expertise together? Thanks.
Hello everyone!
We’re a study group of Applied math PhD’s, Physicist undergrad, aspiring pre calc students and everything in between for physics and more. We’ve developed working study techniques and support each other in learning or teaching advanced things.
We’re wondering if someone else would like to take part of the study group for developing an PhD mindset to self study, and analyse latest research news or topics, and learn from each other.
We’re welcoming everyone at college level or older with or without experience! Thanks.
Hello everyone!
We’re a study group of Applied math PhD’s, Physicist undergrad, aspiring pre calc students and everything in between for math and more. We’ve developed working study techniques and support each other in learning or teaching advanced things.
We’re wondering if someone else would like to take part of the study group for developing an PhD mindset to self study, and analyse latest research news or topics, and learn from each other.
We’re welcoming everyone at college level or older with or without experience! Thanks.
Hello, we’re some physicists, mathematician and chess players that was wondering if someone would like to be friends to learn these topics from each other? Thanks.
Hey friends, we’re wonder if someone would like to join a friend group where we study and play chess together? We’re 42 people where the more experienced engage with the inexperienced and we organise games and communication, and do everything from chess to math to physics. If that sounds cool let me know by sending a DM or commenting :)
Hello friends,
For context, I self study physics in a group.
Do you have any resources to recommend or structures to follow to write a dissertation in physics? I'm self learned and would like to learn how to structure my thinking about solving problems or contribute to existing literature with a RQ as my own "mock" dissertation project. Before the real thing if I ever decide to get a degree. Thanks.
Hello friends,
For context, I self study math in a group.
Do you have any resources to recommend or structures to follow to write a dissertation in mathematics? I'm self learned and would like to learn how to structure my thinking about solving problems or contribute to existing literature with a RQ as my own "mock" dissertation project before the real thing if I ever decide to get a degree. Thanks.
Hello!
We have a tight knit group of 15 people right now that does quantitative STEM and chess, with quantitative STEM methods that have given F students a 4 out of 5 in pre calculus/pre linear algebra, calc 1-2 in engineering programmes.
These methods are also suggested by professors for graduate Uni level math, including physics so if you want to collaborate and are an adult let me know or send me a DM.
Keep In mind that the we work on developing knowledge parallel to studying with a pool of mathematicians, pre calculus adults and high to lower ELO chess players and look to learn physics together.
Everyone is welcome as long as they stick to the subject, is respectful and is an adult that genuinely have a passion or a stake in their future investment.
I believe it’s easier to network early and reach out to likeminded people this way since we all can contribute and co develop the domain of knowledge.
Thanks and welcome!
EDIT: I’ve opened up DM’s I didn’t know they where closed, I’ll try to contact everyone but Reddit has a limit so please be patient thank you!!
Hello!
Writing this because I got a lot of interest and decided to make it it’s own post as I cannot keep up with the requests nor DM everyone in time.
We have a tight knit group of 15 people right now that does math and chess, with math methods that have given F students a 4 out of 5 in pre calculus/pre linear algebra and calculus 1-2 in engineering programmes.
These methods are also suggested by professors for graduate Uni level math, including physics so if you want in and are an adult let me know or send me a DM.
Keep In mind that we work on developing knowledge parallel to studying with a pool of mathematicians, pre calculus adults and high to lower ELO chess players. Everyone is welcome as long as they stick to the subject, is respectful and is an adult that genuinely have a passion or a stake in their future investment.
I believe it’s easier to network early and reach out to likeminded people this way since we all can contribute and co develop the domain of knowledge.
Thanks and welcome!
EDIT: I’ve opened up DM’s I didn’t know they where closed, I’ll try to contact everyone but Reddit has a limit so please be patient thank you!!
Hello friends, I'm a math enthusiast and somewhat self learned, and the math interest grew and I was wondering if someone around my age (25) or above 18 would like to join me on my journey from 0 to hero by learning math just for maths sake together. The more minds connected the better. Let me know! Thanks.
Hello, I am looking for someone around my age (25) or above 18 that would like to take on a venture to get better at chess in the 400-1000 ELO range, as i myself am 600-700. I'd love to analyze games, play puzzles, read literature, compete and develop our skills together. To create a system and community to get better together. I love math and problem solving and am stubborn to get me and my friends goals met. If that sounds interesting kindly let me know. Thanks.