Lecture

Divergence Theorem: Green Identities in R²

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This lecture covers the divergence theorem and the corollaries related to the identities of Green in the plane. It explains the concept of regular domains, simple closed curves, and scalar fields. The instructor demonstrates the application of the divergence theorem through various examples.

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