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But the story doesnt stop here. Then the heat, wave and Laplace equations - Then solutions to PDEs. Overall, the course seems enormous for 40 marks - The best one can do is make a judicious criterion of what NOT to study in this section
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But the story doesnt stop here. Then the heat, wave and Laplace equations - Then solutions to PDEs. Overall, the course seems enormous for 40 marks - The best one can do is make a judicious criterion of what NOT to study in this section
you burned the boats when you chose applied maths. now you want to reach the Pyrenees without conquering Cordoba!
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