a) What does the solenoidal vector field and irrotational vector field mean, what does it mean physically? Show that in a single mathematical expression, a vector field A is solenoidal and irrotational, respectively.
b) A solenoidal field vector along the surface integral of a closed surface is equal to 0 to show through the divergence theorem.
c) Show by means of the Stokes theorem that the line integral of an irrotational vector field along the closed curve surrounding a surface is equal to 0.
d)? = (5x + 3y) + ?? (-2y - z) ?? + (x - 3z)?? mathematically
solve that the area of the vector is solenoidal. Through ? by
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disassemble the solenoid and show this.
e)? = (x 2 + xy 2 )?? + (y 2 + x 2y )?? mathematically solve
that the area of the vector is irrotational. Through ? by changing
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disassemble the irrotational and show this.
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