- Differential Equations mathematically express the language of changing quantities
- Differential Equations can be used to study processes that are deterministic, finite-dimensional, and differentiable.
- The fundamental problem of the theory of differential equations is to determine or study the motion of some system using the phase velocity vector field.
- Differential equations arise when the dynamics of a system is described by changes in state rather than explicit state values. Analysis proceeds by transforming the problem into an analogous geometric one in a vector field
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