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Although the gradient, divergence, and curl theorems are the fundamental integral theorems of vector calculus, it is possible to derive a number of corollaries from them. Show that:

(a)vTd=sTda. [Hint:Let v = cT, where c is a constant, in the divergence theorem; use the product rules.]

(b)vvd=svda. [Hint:Replace v by (v x c) in the divergence

theorem.]

(c)vT2U+TUd=sTUda . [Hint:Let in the

divergence theorem.]

(d)vU2T+UVd=sUTda. [Comment:This is sometimes

called Green's second identity; it follows from (c), which is known as

Green's identity.]

(e) STda=PTdl[Hint:Let v = cT in Stokes' theorem.]

Short Answer

Expert verified
  1. The result,Td=Tda , has been shown.
  2. The result鈥夆赌vd=vda鈥夆赌has been shown.
  3. The resultT2U+UT=TUdahas been shown.
  4. The resultU2T+TU=UTdahas been shown.
  5. The resultTda=Tdl, has been shown.

Step by step solution

01

Describe the given information

The identities Td=Tda, 鈥夆赌vd=vda鈥夆赌, T2U+UT=TUda,U2T+TU=UTda

and Tda=Tdlhave to be proved. Here T,U,鈥夆赌Vare the vector and c is a constant.

02

Define the Gauss divergence theorem and stokes theorem

According to the Gauss divergence theorem The integral ofdivergenceof a functionfx,y,z over an closed surface area is equal to the surfaceintegral of the function vd=svda. According to thestokestheorem, the integral of divergence of a function fx,y,zover an open surface area is equal to the line integral of the function vda=lvdl.

03

Prove expression in part (a).

The divergence theorem is defined as vd=vda.Substitute cT for v into vd=vdaas follows:

cTd=cTda 鈥︹︹.. (1)

Apply the product rule (i) ,fA=fA+Af in equation (1),

cTd=cTdaTc+cTd=cTda 鈥︹︹.. (2)

As c is a constant, so its divergence is 0, that is, c=0.

Substitute 0 for c into equation (2)

T0+cTd=cTdacTd=cTdacTd=cTdaTd=Tda

Thus, Td=Tda, has been shown.

04

Prove expression in part (b).

The gauss divergence theorem states that the volume integral of the divergence of a function v is equal to the surface integral of the function v, that is,vvd=svda

Substitute vcfor v into vvd=svda.

vvcd=svcda鈥︹ (3)

Apply the rule AB=BAAB into equation (3)

v鈥夆赌cvvcd=svcda

As c is a constant, so it鈥檚 curl is 0, that is, c=0.

Substitute 0 for c into equationv鈥夆赌cvvcd=svcda

v鈥夆赌cvv0d=svcdav鈥夆赌cvd=scda鈥夆赌cv鈥夆赌vd=scdav鈥夆赌cv鈥夆赌vd=scvda鈥夆赌

Solve further as,

cv鈥夆赌vd=csvda鈥夆赌鈥夆赌vd=vda鈥夆赌

Thus, the result 鈥夆赌vd=vda鈥夆赌has been shown.

05

Prove expression in part (c)

Let a function V is defined as, v=TUand the divergence theorem is defined as vvd=svda.

Substitute for into vvd=svda.

vTUd=sTUda鈥︹ (4)

Apply the product rule fA=fA+Af into equation (4)

鈥夆赌TUUTd=TUdaT2U+UT=TUda

Thus, the result T2U+UT=TUdahas been shown.

06

Prove expression in part (d)

Swap the variables TUin the result of part (c)T2U+UT=TUda, as shown below:

U2T+TU=UTda

Subtract the resulting equation from T2U+UT=TUda,as,

T2U+UTU2T+TUd=TU鈥夆赌UTdaT2UU2Td=TU鈥夆赌UTda

Thus, the result T2UU2Td=TU鈥夆赌UTdahas been shown.

07

Prove expression in part (e)

Sokes theorem is defined as vda=vdl.Substitute cTfor v into vda=vdlas follows:

cTda=cTdl 鈥︹︹.. (5)

Apply the product rule (ii) ,fA=fAAfin equation (5),

cTda=cTdlTccTda=cTdl鈥︹︹.. (6)

As is a constant, so its curl is 0, that is c=0.

Substitute 0 for cinto equation (6)

T0cTda=cTdlcTda=cTdacTda=cTdlTda=Tdl

Thus, Tda=Tdlhas been shown.

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