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Dr_Pill
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Hi,
I'm studying calculus of variations, this is a bit of a recap of regular calculus.
You got a function, but you plug a vector that is parameterized so your function becomes parameterized, then you take the derivative in 3.5, and then they say: put the parameter to zero in 3.6, but then you divide by zero, I don't get it.
Cheers
I'm studying calculus of variations, this is a bit of a recap of regular calculus.
You got a function, but you plug a vector that is parameterized so your function becomes parameterized, then you take the derivative in 3.5, and then they say: put the parameter to zero in 3.6, but then you divide by zero, I don't get it.
Cheers
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