Conservation of Energy | Lecture 45 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Divergence theorem | Lecture 46 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Divergence theorem (example in Cartesian coordinates) | Lecture 47 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Divergence theorem (example in spherical coordinates) | Lecture 48 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Derivation of the continuity equation of fluid dynamics | Lecture 49 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Green's theorem | Lecture 50 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Stokes' theorem from Green's theorem | Lecture 51 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Coordinate-free definition of the divergence and curl | Lecture 52 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Maxwell's equations from integral to differential form | Lecture 53 | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Matrix addition & multiplication | Appendix A | Vector Calculus for Engineers
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Matrix determinants & inverses | Appendix B | Vector Calculus for Engineers
Description:
Explore a comprehensive video series on vector calculus tailored for engineers. Delve into essential topics including vectors, coordinate systems, vector operations, analytic geometry, scalar and vector fields, partial derivatives, gradient, divergence, curl, and Laplacian. Master double and triple integrals, polar coordinates, and coordinate transformations. Learn about line and surface integrals, flux integrals, and fundamental theorems like the gradient theorem, divergence theorem, and Stokes' theorem. Apply vector calculus concepts to real-world engineering problems, including electromagnetic waves and fluid dynamics. Gain a solid foundation in matrix operations as a supplementary skill. Through 53 lectures spanning 9 hours, develop the mathematical tools necessary for advanced engineering applications.