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Proving B.(Gradient . B) - B X (Gradient X B)=Del{i}B{i}B{j}
I have uploaded the page from Jackson it is equation (6.119) I am trying to prove, however I must use Levi Cevita notation.- hellomynameisscottt
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How to Prove Vector Identity Using Levi-Civita Notation?
I have uploaded the page from Jackson it is equation (6.119) I am trying to prove, however I must use Levi Cevita notation.- hellomynameisscottt
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How to Prove Vector Identity Using Levi-Civita Notation?
This is essentially a proof from Jackson. But I need to show it with levi Cevita notation.- hellomynameisscottt
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How to Prove Vector Identity Using Levi-Civita Notation?
The right is still a vector, I have Bolded the vector quantities B.- hellomynameisscottt
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How to Prove Vector Identity Using Levi-Civita Notation?
Hi Blue_leaf77, Yes that is correct! Thank you, I am sorry I typed it so poorly I am new to Physics forums.- hellomynameisscottt
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Proving B.(Gradient . B) - B X (Gradient X B)=Del{i}B{i}B{j}
Homework Statement I need to prove B.(Gradient . B) - B X(Gradient X B)=Del{i} [B{i}B{j} -1/2 (kroneker delta {ij} B^2] where I have used . as the dot product, {} as subscript. Thank you! Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution [/B] I have attempted the solution but am not sure how it is...- hellomynameisscottt
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How to Prove Vector Identity Using Levi-Civita Notation?
I need to prove B.(Gradient . B) - B X(Gradient X B)=Del{i} [B{i}B{j} -1/2 (kroneker delta {ij} B^2] where I have used . as the dot product, {} as subscript. Thank you!- hellomynameisscottt
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