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\documentclass[tikz, svgnames]{standalone}\usetikzlibrary{mindmap}\begin{document}\begin{tikzpicture}[mindmap, every node/.style=concept, concept color=orange, text=white,level 1/.append style={level distance=5cm, sibling angle=60, font=\large},level 2/.append style={level distance=3cm, sibling angle=45}]\node{\textbf{\huge{Physics}}} [clockwise from=0]child [concept color=Gold, text=black] {node {Classical\\Mechanics} [clockwise from=60]child { node {Lagrangian \& Hamiltonian}}child { node {Chaos Theory}}child { node {Gases \& Fluids}}child { node {Electro\-dynamics}}}child [concept color=DarkBlue] {node {Quantum Mechanics} [counterclockwise from=250]child { node {Atomic Physics}}child { node {Molecular Physics}}child { node {Chemistry}}}child [concept color=teal] {node {Relativity} [clockwise from=270]child { node {Special}}child { node {General}}}child [concept color=red] {node {Statistical Mechanics} [counterclockwise from=140]child { node {Thermo\-dynamics}}child { node {Kinetic Gas Theory}}child { node {Condensed Matter}}}child [concept color=purple] {node {High-Energy} [counterclockwise from=80]child { node {Quantum Field Theory}}child { node {Particle Physics}}child { node {Nuclear Physics}}
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