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What's New in SciML Since OrdinaryDiffEq v7: Continuation Solvers, Multirate Integrators, and a Pure-Julia Sparse LU

By: Staging Team

Re-posted from: https://sciml.ai/news/2026/07/29/sciml_since_ode_v7/index.html

What's New in SciML Since OrdinaryDiffEq v7: Continuation Solvers, Multirate Integrators, and a Pure-Julia Sparse LU

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This entry was posted in Julia on July 28, 2026 by Staging Team.

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