Simpliest possible linear wave equation?

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Hello, as in topic, i am looking for simpliest wave equation i can get, i don't really need to know what it is etc., i only need it to be as simple as possible.


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I think that simpliest wave equation will be just y = x*x, am i correct?
 
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