What's your favourite type of differential equation

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Just a small list, mark up any others I have neglected... :cool:

edit: already see, I should've put in PDEs with delay...
 
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my fave is the several variable complex heat equation, to which riemann's theta function is a fundamental solution.
 
I've started to enjoy those equations with a small \epsilon<<1 just in front of the highest order term...:biggrin:
 

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