Examples of using Differential equations in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The ability to apply advanced mathematics(including differential equations and statistics), science and engineering to solve problems at the interface of engineering and biology.
And I haven't made the connection yet on how these second order differential equations are related to the first order ones that I just introduced-- to these other homogeneous differential equations I introduced you to.
in some ways, are the most fun differential equations to solve.
And so the other question that might be popping in your brain is, Sal, when we did first order differential equations, we only had one constant.
Moscow- In 1936 Vladimir Lukyanov built a water computer that was the world's first computer for solving(partial) differential equations.
which gives conditions for the existence of solutions to a certain class of partial differential equations.
each requiring appropriate solution of linear or nonlinear partial differential equations.
applying results from the analysis of partial differential equations and differential geometry to provide a firm basis for solutions in physics.
which are useful for problems of differential equations and in functional analysis.
Moscow- In 1936 Vladimir Lukyanov built a water computer that was the world's first computer for solving(partial) differential equations.
During the years from 1772 to 1785, he contributed a long series of papers which created the science of partial differential equations.
which gives conditions for the existence of solutions to a certain class of partial differential equations.
So it's kind of a more consistent theory of solving differential equations, instead of kind of guessing solutions,
I mean, it's a little more complicated for traffic, but partial differential equations can help us calculate the optimum number of lanes, on- and off-ramps, signal synchronization.
you just said that differential equations, we're learning to model things,
quantum mechanics, differential equations, nanotechnology, anatomy,
Pure mathematics became Clebsch's main research topic when he began to study the calculus of variations and partial differential equations.
And even today, there are unsolved differential equations, where the only way that we know how to get solutions is using a computer numerically.
In general when we first thought about these linear constant coefficient differential equations, we said, well e to rx might be a good guess.
Though looks quite simple, this equation actually includes 10 different differential equations, and cannot be used in practice as it is.