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16.8 and 16.9
  • Stokes Theorem
  • Divergence Theorem

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Important Theorems we know
  • Fundamental theorem of Calculus

a
b
3
Important Theorems we know
  • Fundamental theorem of Calculus

a
b
  • Fundamental Theorem of Line Integrals

r(b)
r(a)
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Important Theorems we know
  • Fundamental theorem of Calculus

a
b
  • Fundamental Theorem of Line Integrals

r(b)
r(a)
  • Greens Theorem

C
D
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Important Theorems we know
  • Fundamental theorem of Calculus

a
b
  • Fundamental Theorem of Line Integrals

r(b)
r(a)
Relate an integral of a derivative to the
original function on the boundary
  • Greens Theorem

C
D
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Stokes Theorem
  • A higher dimensional Greens Theorem
  • Relates a surface integral over a surface S to a
    line integral around the boundary curve of S

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Surface S with boundary C and unit normal vector n
n
n
C (boundary has a positive orientations Counterc
lockwise)
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Stokes Theorem
  • Let S be an oriented piecewise smooth surface
    that is bounded by a simple, closed
    piecewise-smooth boundary curve C with positive
    orientation. Let F be a vector field whose
    components have continuous first partial
    derivatives on R3. Then

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Stokes Theorem A closer look
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Example
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The Divergence Theorem
  • An extension of Greens Theorem to 3-D solid
    regions
  • Relates an integral of a derivative of a function
    over a solid E to a surface integral over the
    boundary of the solid.

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The Divergence Theorem
  • Let E be a simple solid region and let S be the
    boundary surface of E, given with positive
    orientation. Let F be a vector field whose
    components have continuous first partial
    derivatives on an open region containing E. Then

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Example
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