Question

i was just wondering..where can i ask differential equations questions? i know i can ask them in Mathematics group, but most people there are high school students and cannot *respond* to my questions (no offense). if there are, very few and rarely online. So is there a group where many college people (who know differential equations) "hang out"?

Answer 1

Yes there is an unofficial group lgba

Answer 2

no.. not lana's group...

Answer 3

i mean an official group

Answer 4

Wait lemme message you !!

Answer 5

http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/iit study group

Answer 6

Note : I know that it is not good for anything. . But experts are available there. . or you can invite experts there.

Answer 7

lol \(\small \textbf{*official*}\) group :p

Answer 8

Lgba are you looking for a group on here or a site elsewhere?

Answer 9

Hmn well i some what agree to you for *official* group ! let us wait for the moderator's reply

Answer 10

uhmm i think since i asked here then im looking for something here? lol

Answer 11

Will this be good enough for you, oh wise one? http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/MIT%2018.03SC%20Differential%20Equations

Answer 12

what does MIT mean? i mean what's the difference between MIT groups and other ones?

Answer 13

That I am not sure about. Perhaps a mod will be able to help you there. I see regular ones and MIT and OCW. I'm not sure why/what the difference is for.

Answer 14

MIT --> expecially made for discussion of MIT assignments )<--wrong
Actually MITs' groups are preffered for higher level questions

Answer 15

uhh so is it safe for me to ask there o.O

Answer 16

Yes !! acc. to me it is safe .. well it was safe also there in *maths*

Answer 17

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Answer 18

and you confuse me...you give a definition and you say wrong o.O so which is right

Answer 19

:D 2nd one was rgiht actually i dont know actually .. abt tht group

Answer 20

you....confuse me....

Answer 21

But according to my experience here . . . . . it is inactive group but it can be active if you type your questions . .regularly there

Answer 22

Okay guys I asked Colm and this was our convo

me: What's the difference between an MIT or OCW group and a regular one?
Colm: they're related to MIT OCW courses mainly
me: Can people not in those courses ask there and it be okay?
Colm: yup, all open
me: Okay, thank you1
*!

Answer 23

*Actually MITs' groups are preffered for higher level questions*
Particularly related to MIT OCW courses. . . . . . .

Answer 24

okay will try that

Answer 25

Good luck!

Answer 26

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Answer 27

you're gonna trigger my epilepsy =_=

Answer 28

? wht

Answer 29

It means don't post bright colorful things haha

Answer 30

wht happened becca ? :D jk .. s r y

Answer 31

lol those people were too smart o.O they gave me thingies i didnt udnerstand and they expected you to be as smart as them T_T they solved my problems just like they solve in MIT :'(

Answer 32

you can use this "MIT 18.03SC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION " SECTION...
AND if u want to SEE THE VIDEOS - http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-03-differential-equations-spring-2010/video-lectures/