ordinary differential equations (odes)
Ordinary differential equations (ODEs) are mathematical equations that describe the relationships between a function, its derivatives, and the independent variable. They involve the derivatives of an unknown function, rather than partial derivatives. ODEs are used to model dynamic systems and calculate how the function changes over time or with respect to other variables.
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