Lecture

Divergence Explained: Lightboard 2-4

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Description

This lecture explains how vector fields can represent transport phenomena, such as the velocity of water in a river, and how sources and sinks affect the divergence of these fields. Positive or negative divergence indicates the presence of sources or sinks, respectively.

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