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A '''surface integral''' is the summation of the values taken by a function, typically a [[vector]], over every point in the region of a surface. Its most common use is to express the flux of a vector field ''F'' (such as a electric force) over a particular surface ''S'':

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A '''surface integral''' is typically solved by projecting the surface onto a coordinate plane, and then performing a double integral over the coordinates for that plane.

[[Category:vector analysis]]
[[Category:calculus]]
[[Category:mathematics]]
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