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Stokes Theorem

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This lecture covers the Stokes theorem, extending the Green theorem to surfaces in R3. It explains the parametrization of surfaces, the proof of the theorem, and its application. The slides detail the technical hypotheses, the demonstration steps, and the application of the theorem.

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