Even if without the Scott's proverbial thrift, the difficulty of solving differential equations is an incentive to using them parsimoniously. (George Pólya)

Even if without the Scott's proverbial thrift, the difficulty of solving differential equations is an incentive to using them parsimoniously.

George Pólya

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