Studying Mechanics: Vector Calculus

In course

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Description

This lecture covers vector calculus, including direct reference systems, scalar product, vector product, and mixed product. It also explains the geometric interpretation of scalar and vector products, along with the rule of the corkscrew. The instructor, Dr. Sylvain Bréchet, provides insights into the mathematical expressions and properties of these vector operations.

Instructors (2)

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Analysis: Tensor analysis, Calculus

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