Lecture

Surface Integrals: Vector Fields

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Description

This lecture introduces the surface integral for a vector field, emphasizing the normal direction. It explains the calculation process using a regular surface and a continuous vector field. Through examples, it demonstrates the scalar surface integral as the dot product between the vector field and unit normals.

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