Lecture

Surface Integral: Understanding Variable Positions

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of surface integrals, focusing on the impact of changing variable positions. The instructor explains the process of inverting result signs and the meaning of induced paths. Students engage in live discussions to clarify definitions and examples.

Instructor

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