A kinematically complete experiment is one in which all relevant kinematic variables of a physical process or system are measured or can be determined with sufficient precision. In particle physics, for example, this typically means that when particles collide, all final state particles are detected, and their momenta and energies are measured accurately. In such experiments, researchers aim to gather complete information about the reaction or decay process, which allows them to fully reconstruct the event and analyze the dynamics involved.
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