Any aspiring theoretical computer scientists out there?
Hey 
TCS is at the intersection of maths and compsci but I think it fits here better
Just wonder if any students here have an interest in this area of research? I haven't met a single other student who likes it like I do haha 
To those who do have an interest, what kind of resources/problems/mathematics are you checking out?
Hope I see some replies, tell me I'm not alone! Thanks
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TCS is at the intersection of maths and compsci but I think it fits here better
Just wonder if any students here have an interest in this area of research? I haven't met a single other student who likes it like I do haha To those who do have an interest, what kind of resources/problems/mathematics are you checking out? Hope I see some replies, tell me I'm not alone! Thanks
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87 views and no reply, guess I'll try the Compsci forum lol
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