Mathematics is the language of the Universe and the mother of all Sciences. But it is often heard that it also abstract and disconnected from reality. Physics, on the other hand, is all about describing phenomena in the real world. Can these two views be reconciled? In this paper I'm going to show that Mathematics and Physics have quite a lot in common. When combined they can be a powerful tool for describing and explaining reality. Behind every law of Physics there's always a certain geometry hiding.
Michał Piotr Studencki