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time derivative operator #858
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I think this would involve:
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…rors if taking time derivative of *Dot classes
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Summary
This would add an d / dt operator to pybamm to take the time derivative of an expression tree
Motivation
no such operator currently exists. Users can manually add an expression tree corresponding to the time derivative of an expression, but if that expression involves a state variable then there is no way to evaluate an expression that contains the time derivative of the state variable
Additional context
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