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Questions that ask about some aspect of physics research or study which doesn't involve the actual physics. In general, soft questions can be answered without using physical reasoning.
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Can particle physics be represented as an algebra?
Possibly the most useful thing anyone could tell me about particle physics:
Naively, one could try and make an algebra by enumerating all the types of particles and defining equivalence relationships …
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