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 Post subject: divergence theorem
PostPosted: Tue, 13 Mar 2012 19:06:25 UTC 
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Using the divergence theorem prove the following integral identity:

integral del f dV = integral over a closed surface f dS
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sonia12345 wrote:
Using the divergence theorem prove the following integral identity:

integral del f dV = integral over a closed surface f dS


Isn't that just the statement of the divergence theorem with the dots missing?

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