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Invisible wrote:
> Who the hell does theoretical physics "commercially"?
Well, someone spent a whole s__tload of money building the LHC, and Cern has
been around for decades. Someone is doing theoretical physics for money.
> Engineering seems to involve CAD and material simulations far more than
> any actual "mathematics" as such.
Depends, really. If you're trying to come up with the best airplane wing,
there's a lot of math involved.
> Heh. I'd apply to Wolfram themselves if they were in the UK. And, you
> know, if it wasn't patently absurd for a nobody like me to be applying
> to an internationally renound company.
Never hurts to apply. And maybe they'll tell you who their customers are
enough to apply for a job nearby.
>> Someone has to figure out how those finite element simulations work.
>
> That's a solved problem. (Solved several decades ago too.) You don't
> need Mathematica, you just need a good textbook.
Someone has to figure out all the other stuff like that.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
Insanity is a small city on the western
border of the State of Mind.
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