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Just a minor quibble: the letter p in The Real Science Gap is not linked.
Thanks, fixed.
Peter,
I had an impression that job market in Mathematics is better than that of HEP. Partially because less number of people graduating. Please correct me if I am wrong.
nbutsomebody,
I don’t have any good numbers, but the job market seems to be much better in math than in HEP theory. The ratio of permanent jobs at research universities to people getting Ph.Ds at the top universities is much higher in math. In very rough numbers I’d guess that typical top US universities are each producing about 5 HEP theory Ph.Ds and 10 pure math Ph.Ds, who will end up competing for about 10 permanent HEP theory positions and an order of magnitude more permanent math research positions.
CQGM in Arhus is a continuation of CTQM, with the same director but under a different name.