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micomaco86572
Oct27-09, 11:17 AM
Is there a special field of physics called phenomenological physics? What is the exact definition of it? Is it associated with something of High Energy Physics?
Phenomenology is the catch-all term that refers to the physically-measurable / testable effects of a theory (most often high energy physics, but it can apply to any field). It's not really a branch of physics, in the same way that theoretical, experimental, and computational are.
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