Laguerre's equation
Laguerre's equation proper noun: the second-order linear differential equation xy+(1-x)y'+ny=0.
Proper noun
Laguerre's equation
- The second-order linear differential equation xy+(1-x)y'+ny=0.
Origin of Laguerre's equation
Named after Edmond Laguerre.
Questions about Laguerre's equation
- What does Laguerre's equation mean?
- Laguerre's equation means the second-order linear differential equation xy+(1-x)y'+ny=0.
- What part of speech is Laguerre's equation?
- Laguerre's equation is a proper noun.
Words near Laguerre's equation in the dictionary
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