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An Updated View f the xtinctin Theem What abut liquids? What abut mateials that ae hetegeneus? What abut mateials with iegula sufaces? What abut quantum effects? Sme f these questins have been patially answeed. The liteatue is substantive but nt vewhelming. Thee is n time-dmain extinctin theem. 9

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Slutin f Advectin Diffusin quatin f Single Pint Suce Advectin-Diffusin quatin in tems f such that D t z z ( z, t M A Dt e t z 4Dt

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View f Math Algebaic tplgy Algebaic gemety Diffeential gemety Diffeential tplgy Diffeential equatins Gemety Algeba Tplgy Analysis Lgic Set they Applied mathematics usually elates t sme subject matte such as electmagnetic technlgy, quantum technlgy, fluid dynamics, aedynamics, elasticity and the like. In my mind the best applied mathematics extends mathematical cultue while als cntibuting t a specific chemical, bilgical physics cultue. Gd applied mathematics emplys existing mathematics and uses it iginally in the chemical, bilgical physics pblem. 5