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Table 3.1: The definition of the types of PDEs, their coefficient conditions, and examples.
Table 3.2: Types of Boundary Conditions, their values on boundary and examples.
Figure 3.3: Switching cases for two scenarios, full domain switching on left and partial domain switching on right.
Figure 3.7: Irregular mesh on domain X, black dots represent the points chosen in X d .
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