Lecture

Green's Theorem in 2D: Applications

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This lecture covers the application of Green's Theorem in 2D, focusing on integrals in the plane, parametric curves, and regular domains. The instructor explains the concept with examples such as circles and rectangles, emphasizing the importance of understanding regular domains for successful application.

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