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by bryango 893 days ago
Ah, to be more precise, I work in high energy theory (hep-th): https://arxiv.org/archive/hep-th. I shouldn't have spoken for theoretical physics in general, but in hep-th, mathematica is basically a requirement (nowadays, can't say for 1987). I believe the same applies to high energy phenomenology (hep-ph) in which some fundamental packages (e.g. feyncalc) are written in mathematica.
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That’s not one of the areas I’ve worked in, so that’s interesting to know.