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How to make another interpretation of "curl"?
Recently,I've tried hard to find the physical interpretation of "curl".
But , most of what I found were the same ,that is,"fluid flow"!
I'm now wondering whether there's another annotation so that I can learn more about vecor calculus.
PS.Is there any website which has materials about "vector calculus"?
Recently,I've tried hard to find the physical interpretation of "curl".
But , most of what I found were the same ,that is,"fluid flow"!
I'm now wondering whether there's another annotation so that I can learn more about vecor calculus.
PS.Is there any website which has materials about "vector calculus"?