Mathematics with Applied Mathematics/Mathematical Physics

About this course

Mathematics with applied mathematics and mathematical physics is a degree for students who want to understand not just the internal structures of mathematics but how those structures describe and explain the physical universe. Pure mathematics develops the abstract tools, proof, algebra, analysis, geometry, that give mathematics its rigour and its power. Applied mathematics and mathematical physics use those tools to model and predict physical phenomena, from the motion of fluids and the propagation of waves to quantum mechanics and general relativity. The dialogue between abstract structure and physical reality has driven some of the most profound advances in both mathematics and physics, and studying them together produces a genuinely powerful combination. At Imperial College London, this three-year, full-time degree is among the most demanding and prestigious mathematics programmes i

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