Working Toward Solutions in Fluid Dynamics and Astrophysics: What the Equations Don’t Say

Springer Verlag (2023)
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Abstract

Systems of differential equations are used to describe, model, explain, and predict states of physical systems. Experimental and theoretical branches of physics including general relativity, climate science, and particle physics have differential equations at their center. Direct solutions to differential equations are not available in many domains, which spurs on the use of creative mathematics and simulated solutions.

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Lydia Patton
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Erik Curiel
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