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  1. (, the journal of undergraduate mathematics and its applications)
    Paul J. Campbell (Ed.)
    Partial differential equations were developed in the 18th century to model physical systems. Their inception has led to the continued development of a beautiful mathematical theory with an ever-increasing range of applications. In 1890, Poincar´e observed that its encompassing framework can allow us to see similarities in a wide range of physical applications. We now know that the similarities extend far beyond physical applications to other fields such as chemistry, biology, ecology, and even sociology. We provide a brief history of the applications of partial differential equations and showcase some recent works with applications in ecology and sociology. 
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