What is the Relationship Between Math and Experimental Particle Physics?

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In summary, the relationship between math and experimental particle physics is a fundamental one, as math provides the language and tools necessary to understand and predict the behavior of particles in the physical world. The use of mathematical equations and models allows physicists to make precise calculations and predictions about the behavior of particles, leading to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of particle physics. Additionally, the complex mathematical concepts and theories used in particle physics have also contributed to advancements in mathematics itself. Overall, the close connection between math and experimental particle physics has played a crucial role in shaping our understanding of the universe and its smallest building blocks.
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Hey everyone! I'm Angus.

I'm doing a degree in math/TP at the moment, but I've also done a little bit of experimental particle physics in the past.
 
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