What is the Significance of ∂Ω in Partial Differential Equations?

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Apparently, [itex]\Omega[/itex] is a volume of space and [itex]\partial \Omega[/itex] denote its boundary. For instance, if [itex]\Omega[/itex] is the unit ball, then [itex]\partial \Omega[/itex] is the unit sphere.
 
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Ah thanks
 

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