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d'Alembert's equation

d'Alembert's equation proper noun: a first-order nonlinear ordinary differential equation: y=xf((dy)/(dx))+g((dy)/(dx)).

Proper noun

d'Alembert's equation

  1. A first-order nonlinear ordinary differential equation: y=xf((dy)/(dx))+g((dy)/(dx)).

Synonyms of d'Alembert's equation

Origin of d'Alembert's equation

Named after the French physicist and mathematician Jean le Rond d'Alembert.

Questions about d'Alembert's equation

What does d'Alembert's equation mean?
D'Alembert's equation means a first-order nonlinear ordinary differential equation: y=xf((dy)/(dx))+g((dy)/(dx)).
What part of speech is d'Alembert's equation?
D'Alembert's equation is a proper noun.

Words near d'Alembert's equation in the dictionary

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  4. d'Alembert operator
  5. d'Alembert operators
  6. d'Alembert's equation
  7. d'Alembert's formula
  8. D'Alembert's paradox
  9. d'Alembert's principle
  10. d'Alembertian
  11. d'Alembertians

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