Conversion Between Line and Surface Integrals,Surface and Volume Integrals with Vector Analysis
Meihong Chen
Abstract
Meihong Chen
Abstract
By comparing Stokes' theorem,Green formula and Gauss theorem,we find that the vector forms of the Stokes' theorem and Gauss theorem are more succinct in form and comprehensive in content.We suggest using vector analysis to teach the conversion between line and surface integrals,and between surface and volume integrals.
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By comparing Stokes' theorem,Green formula and Gauss theorem,we find that the vector forms of the Stokes' theorem and Gauss theorem are more succinct in form and comprehensive in content.We suggest using vector analysis to teach the conversion between line and surface integrals,and between surface and volume integrals.
Key concepts: Surface integral, Mathematics, Divergence theorem, Line integral, Kelvin–Stokes theorem, Gauss, Volume integral, Surface (topology)