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Divergence and Stokes' Theorems
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This lecture covers the divergence theorem in three dimensions, comparing surface and volume integrals, and then introduces Stokes' theorem as a generalization of Green's theorem. The instructor explains the parameterization of surfaces and boundaries, illustrating with examples involving triangles and radial coordinates.
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