Zabaniyah
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From my above post:
"My thesis was in experimental solid state physics. The hardest part is finding a topic, a research project, that is both doable in a reasonable period of time and worthy of a Ph. D. It is probably just as hard today to do an experimental physics Ph.D. as it was 40 years ago when I did mine. "
Lol!! You can't do an experimental physics PhD thesis through internet research! (Or in the library for that matter) You have to build an apparatus, prepare samples, take data and explain what you see according to the best theoretical understanding that prevails at the time. The key to success is the quality and creativity of the measurement apparatus that you build. You will only pass your thesis committee exam if your experiment uncovers new data or phenomena that advances the field you in which you are working.
That sounds hard My dad is pushing to do my Phd. at some point in my life. Is it really worth doing it?