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Divergence of a flow (divθ)

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The divergence of a flow at a vertex is its total outward flow. Flow conservation means that this divergence vanishes at every interior vertex.
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Flow conservation requires total inflow to equal total outflow at every vertex other than the source and sink, equivalently divf=0 there.

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