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Partial Differential Equations, Integrations, and Summations in LaTEX

#LearningLaTex #LaTeXtutorial Here, in this video, I have described how various mathematical equations involving differentiation, partial derivatives, integrations, summations, dot derivatives can be written using LaTEX. Moreover, in this video tutorial, I have shown how to refer to equations in texts. So, it is pretty interesting and beneficial for anyone who is working with LaTEX. I request you to watch the video until the end. Timeline for your convenience: 1:24 packages required. 3:32 equation involving derivatives, partial derivatives, summation, and dot differentiation. 9:39 equation involving integration and summation. 12:14 process for referring to equation number in the main text. 13:55 creating a section without section number. 14:32 writing a non-English special character. 15:25 Schroedinger's equation in the spherical polar coordinate system, which involves lots of partial derivatives even of the second order. Hey! I am now making videos using the Samsung Galaxy S6 tab. It's highly recommended to use. If you are a grad student you can have this pocket-friendly one. You can use a cool keyboard alongside, which will facilitate ease of working. Link of this tab in amazon.in: https://amzn.to/3Fr00B5 Keyboard for Galaxy S6: https://amzn.to/3Hxmx0Y Pocket-friendly iPad: https://amzn.to/3Ficawa Facebook Page:   / ayansarkaryoutube   Here's the amazon link to my new Dell Inspiron 3501 laptop: https://amzn.to/3FilqjU LaTeX works perfectly on this laptop. You may purchase that if you're thinking of procuring a new one.