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A UFL expression is a primal mathematical expression written in UFL. So a Function or a TestFunction or a TrialFunction are UFL expressions, as are any algebraic operations on them. E.g. if f is a Function then f**2 and sin(f) are also UFL expressions. The key things that are not UFL expressions include integral Forms - so the result of multiplying a UFL expression by dx is a Form which is not an expression.

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