lecture 17
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Gradient, divergence & curl operators
Gradient of a scalar field
Del operator (directional derivative):
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Divergence of a vector field
Diverging fields have non-zero divergence,
0V∇⋅ ≠
0V∇⋅ =
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Curl of a vector field
Fields with non-zero curl have rotational parts
.( ) 0.V∇ ∇× =
0V∇× ≠
but
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Laplacian operator in Cartesian co-ordinates
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where
is an eigenfunction of the operator
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Some Identities
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HW: Complete the proof!
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Gradient TheoremIt is similar to the well known result:
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Divergence Theorem
V S
The amount of a vector field F coming out (or going into) a volume V is equal to the flux of F emerging (or entering) the volume through the surface enclosing the volume.
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Curl (Stokes) Theorem
S C
The curling of a vector field F in a area A is equal to the line integral of the field through the boundary enclosing the area A completely.
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