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The traditional computational mathematics workflow for solving PDEs includes geometric modeling and mesh generation, selection of discretization schemes, handling of boundary conditions, time stepping or iterative solving, and post-processing and error analysis.
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Deep Learning for Solving PDEs: Career Prospects and Learning Directions
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