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Techniques of Applied Mathematics

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Techniques of Applied Mathematics
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Publisher: University of Oxford
Number of pages: 141

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This course develops mathematical techniques which are useful in solving 'real-world' problems involving differential equations, and is a development of ideas which arise in the second year differential equations course. The course embraces the ethos of mathematical modelling, and aims to show in a practical way how equations 'work', and what kinds of solution behaviours can occur.

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