Understanding Vector Integrals: A Closer Look at Integral Identity 1

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1. By considering each component of the vector A show that \iint A(u.n)ds = \iiint{(u.nambla)A+A(nambla.u)}dV (A,u and n are vectors)

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3. Let A = ai + bj + ck. L.H.S: \iint ai (u.n)ds + \iint bj (u.n)ds +\iint ck (u.n)ds
R.H.S. = \iiint(u.nambla)ai dV+ \iiint(u.nambla)bj dV+ \iiint(u.nambla)ck dV + \iiinta(nambla.u)i dV ...

Sorry my latex is all over the place maybe just ignore this

 

[hgfalling]

That gradient symbol is called "nabla." "nambla" is something else entirely.