Lecture

Weak Solutions of Differential Equations

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of weak solutions of differential equations, focusing on the definition and properties of such solutions. The instructor explains how to convert differential equations into a suitable form for finding weak solutions and provides examples to illustrate the concept.

Instructor

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