Abstract
The idea of fuzzy systems as models for the complex or incomplete processes is not a new idea. The determination of a satisfactory model for an imprecise, complex or incomplete process is basically a matter of approximation. Namely, determining an admissible model best deserving the particular physical phenomena. We suggest that one of the ways to represent imprecise or complex dynamical processes in a fuzzy environment is via fuzzy differential equations and some analysis of their typical solution. In particular, total differential equations of first and second order and partial differential equations of second order are considered. They are unusual in that the coefficients appearing in the equation are "fuzzy".
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