Hi, I'm a sophomore in high school and I've developed a bit of interest in mathematics, computer science, and physics, alongside their intersections in fields like philosophy and linguistics, which I adore. A career within any of those fields, or perhaps an interdisciplinary one, really raises questions of how rigorous and complex the mathematics will be, which is exciting and a bit worrying. I'm curious as to what subfield you work in, what its like academically, and how you use mathematics. Do you do formal proofs, computation mainly, a mix of both, or something else? Also, if you can recommend some good resources or textbooks, feel free to do so :D   submitted by   /u/Elegant_Chance7815   to   r/Physics [link]   [comments]