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Vector-valued Stokes identity (∫S​dS×∇ϕ=∮∂S​ϕdx)

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For an oriented smooth surface and compatible boundary orientation, apply Stokes theorem to ϕk for an arbitrary constant vector k. Since ∇×(ϕk)=∇ϕ×k, its surface integral is k⋅∫S​dS×∇ϕ. The boundary integral is k⋅∮ϕdx. Equality for every k proves the displayed vector identity. Reversing both orientations preserves the identity.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2006 / ia / Paper 3 / 10A / Solution

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