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− | <small>Due to notational limits with LaTeX, the brackets enclosing integrals are actually those integrals with a closed circle superposed on them</small> | + | <BR><small>Due to notational limits with LaTeX, the brackets enclosing integrals are actually those integrals with a closed circle superposed on them</small> |
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Latest revision as of 19:24, 30 June 2010
The divergence theorem relates surface and volume integrals for vectors:
Due to notational limits with LaTeX, the brackets enclosing integrals are actually those integrals with a closed circle superposed on them
See also: