Fundamental Solutions

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This lecture covers the concept of fundamental solutions in the context of partial differential equations, focusing on the existence and properties of these solutions. The instructor discusses examples and theorems related to fundamental solutions, emphasizing their importance in various mathematical applications.

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Classical logic: First-order logic

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