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Gradient volume-to-boundary identity (∫V​∇ΩdV=∫∂V​ΩndS)

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For a continuously differentiable scalar Ω on a bounded region V with outward boundary normal, ∫V​∇ΩdV=∫∂V​ΩndS. Apply the divergence theorem to cΩ for every constant vector c; equality of all scalar projections gives the vector identity. The theorem applies to piecewise smooth boundaries, with singular points removed by a limiting argument when necessary.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2001 / ia / Paper 3 / 11B / Solution

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