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Learning PDEs with the Wolfram Language

This talk presents an overview of solution methods for partial differential equations (PDEs) in Wolfram Language and how these tools can be used to understand and learn PDEs. This includes examples of the methods in play as they are being used in Wolfram Language insights into the key ideas and algorithms supported by graphics illustrations capable with Version 12.3.

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