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Is this a theorem, that for a vector field B satisfying
div B = 0 everywhere
then there is a vector field A such that B = curl A? If so, is it hard to prove? Of course, the converse is obviously true.
div B = 0 everywhere
then there is a vector field A such that B = curl A? If so, is it hard to prove? Of course, the converse is obviously true.