Docs: Add tutorial for finite differences on non-uniform grids#534
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Added detailed explanation and example implementation for non-uniform grids, including second derivative approximation and example grid.
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This PR adds a short tutorial explaining finite difference discretization on non-uniform grids to the documentation.
The tutorial compares uniform and non-uniform grid stencils, provides the mathematical formulations, and includes simple Julia implementation examples.
While working on adding better non-uniform grid support to
MOLFiniteDifference(e.g., in PR #533), I realized having a foundational tutorial on this topic would be beneficial for users learning about finite difference operators in this ecosystem.