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The Del Operator in spherical coordinates | Lecture 34 | Vector Calculus for Engineers 

Jeffrey Chasnov
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@amandeepsaha
@amandeepsaha Год назад
Thankyou sir.. Keep helping us like this
@joonasjarvinen7771
@joonasjarvinen7771 Год назад
I just found your channel (your videos seems to be very helpful), and my first thought was that are you really mirror writing all that? Because that is very cool actually :D
@Bemajster
@Bemajster Год назад
He is editing it - he isn't mirror writing.
@justinstranack2615
@justinstranack2615 Год назад
Where you've written ∇*A = 1/r^2 etc., should that be ∇^2*A? The expression on the right looks like the Laplacian, which the video says is ∇^2 (I'm just learning this stuff for the first time, so please feel free to correct me).
@ProfJeffreyChasnov
@ProfJeffreyChasnov Год назад
Have a look at my course Vector Calculus for Engineers on Coursera. You can audit for free.
@TheArrowster
@TheArrowster Год назад
It's the same doubt I have, it's very strange how that 1/r^2 appeared there
@tinalgh4636
@tinalgh4636 9 месяцев назад
Thank you 🎉
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