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Hi. In this sentence there are grammatical problems but I don't know where and what . Does anyone can help?

"Although it's from a condensed matter physicist but its appearance is obvious on all levels. This is the idea that I try to consider when I want to think about any physics problem."

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AnonymousAlthough it's from a condensed matter physicist but its appearance is obvious on all levels. This is the idea that I try to consider when I want to think about any physics problem.

You can't have both 'although' and 'but'. Omit one of them.
In either case you will need a comma between the clauses.

AnonymousAlthough it's from a condensed matter physicist but its appearance is obvious on all levels. This is the idea that I try to consider when I want to think about any physics problem.

This is an awkward expression. I think you must mean something else. I don't know the proper technical term so I can't advise you about that. However, you can write a physicist who specializes in condensed matter.

AnonymousAlthough it's from a condensed matter physicist but its appearance is obvious on all levels. This is the idea that I try to consider when I want to think about any physics problem.

Appearances usually are obvious. Appearances are what we see when we look at something.
I think you must mean something else. Perhaps "relevance"?

AnonymousAlthough it's from a condensed matter physicist but its appearance is obvious on all levels. This is the idea that I try to consider when I want to think about any physics problem.

Just be sure that this is what you mean, namely, that you try to consider it, rather than simply consider it. Maybe you mean that you try to remember it? You are the only one who can say what you mean.

AnonymousAlthough it's from a condensed matter physicist but its appearance is obvious on all levels. This is the idea that I try to consider when I want to think about any physics problem.

Just be sure that this is what you mean, namely, that you do this when you want to think about any physics problem, and not simply when you think about any physics problem. Again, only you can say what you really mean.

CJ

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