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Volume average (⟨f⟩V​=V−1∫V​fd3x)

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A volume average is the normalized integral average of a field over a three-dimensional region of finite positive volume. For a fixed region, differentiating in time commutes with this average under the usual regularity conditions. The divergence theorem converts the average of a divergence into its net boundary flux divided by volume.

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