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Theoretical physics, sure, ok. Not experimental physics though.

• lioeters 25d ago
  That's arguable.
  • goatlover 24d ago
    The empirical part is not mathematical, in that you run experiments and get results.
• brador 25d ago
  That too. Statistics used to analyze results and turn them into conclusions.
  • Revanche1367 25d ago
    As my mathematical statistics professor told us on the first day, “statistics is not mathematics.” It’s a good idea to remember: if a branch of the subject x is called “mathematical x,” then x in general is not totally mathematical and can be studied to some extent without mathematics.