Solving Differential equations

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Is there any software packages available to solve Differential equations(first order and second order)? This will be great help for me.
 
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Try math software like maxima (free!), mathematica, maple, matlab,... All of these can solve differential equations!
 
Or Wolfram|Alpha...
 
* Hitting myself for forgetting wolfram alpha *
 
Well, Wolfram|Alpha is locally isomorphic to Mathematica. :biggrin:
 
jhae2.718 said:
Well, Wolfram|Alpha is locally isomorphic to Mathematica. :biggrin:

"locally isomorphic"! I like that one!
 

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