Helmotz decomposition definitions.

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The discussion centers on the Hodge-Helmotz decomposition of flow fields, highlighting the confusion surrounding the definitions of its terms. Participants emphasize the importance of clarity in communication, particularly regarding the use of images to convey complex equations. The guidelines stress that posting images can hinder assistance due to readability issues, suggesting that textual descriptions are preferable for effective problem-solving. The conversation also reflects the challenges faced by users when attempting to share mathematical content through mobile devices.

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I' m studing the hodge helmotz decomposition of a flow Field, and i have Found different definitions. I'm Not sure to have assigned the rigth meaning to the terms of the decomposition. Look At The picture( i don't write here cose there are several equations).
 

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Hello Pigna, :welcome:

pigna said:
Look At The picture
Did you do that too ? I can read approximately 40% of it.

From the guidelines:

Do not simply post images of the problem statement or your work.
While posting images may be convenient for you, it's actually one of the most effective ways of getting your request for help ignored. Images are often too big, too small, rotated, upside down, out of focus, dimly lit, or of otherwise poor quality, and your handwriting probably isn't as easy to read as you think it is. Images are a hindrance to the helpers as portions of the problem statement or your work can't easily be quoted. Using images also doesn't qualify as filling out the homework template, so your post may be deleted.

 
I'm sorry the upload of the image have made its quality Dim. Now I'm using a Phone and is difficult for me to write code lines. I try to upload a pdf version of the pic. Forgive me for the unproper Way I'm posting. The quality should be better.
 

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