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daudaudaudau
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Hi.
Can anyone explain to me what a dyadic form is? It is used here for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_field_integral_equation.
I also have an older book where the author sometimes writes integrals like this:
[tex]
\int dx f(x)
[/tex]
which I find confusing. Has it got something to do with the dyadic form?
Can anyone explain to me what a dyadic form is? It is used here for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_field_integral_equation.
I also have an older book where the author sometimes writes integrals like this:
[tex]
\int dx f(x)
[/tex]
which I find confusing. Has it got something to do with the dyadic form?