divergence theorem

[dopey9]

in the divergence theorm you have div F, but i wanted to know how to show this is exactly the same as the divergence theorem but not with div f but with curl F instead???

 

[pka]

I have no idea what all that means.
Can you please explain?

 

[JakeD]

in the divergence theorm you have div F, but i wanted to know how to show this is exactly the same as the divergence theorem but not with div f but with curl F instead???

Are you looking for the general Stokes' Theorem?

 

[dopey9]

in the divergence theorm you have div F, but i wanted to know how to show this is exactly the same as the divergence theorem but not with div f but with curl F instead???

Are you looking for the general Stokes' Theorem?

no i want to know how to show the curl theorem using the divergence theorem

 

[JakeD]

in the divergence theorm you have div F, but i wanted to know how to show this is exactly the same as the divergence theorem but not with div f but with curl F instead???

Are you looking for the general Stokes' Theorem?

no i want to know how to show the curl theorem using the divergence theorem

Please correct me if I am wrong, but my understanding is that the curl theorem (Kelvin-Stokes theorem)

and the divergence theorem

are special cases of the general Stokes' Theorem

So they can be proved by specializing the same general technique. But the curl theorem does not follow from divergence theorem.