Difference between revisions of "Exterior calculus"
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(New page: Exterior calculus is a formulation of the usual differential and integral calculus that does not depend on any particular coordinate system. It is usully used to do calculus on [[manifold...) |
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| − | Exterior calculus is a formulation of the usual differential and integral calculus that does not depend on any particular coordinate system. It is usully used to do calculus on [[manifold]]s. | + | '''Exterior calculus''' is a formulation of the usual differential and integral calculus that does not depend on any particular coordinate system. It is usully used to do calculus on [[manifold]]s. |
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Revision as of 13:25, April 1, 2007
Exterior calculus is a formulation of the usual differential and integral calculus that does not depend on any particular coordinate system. It is usully used to do calculus on manifolds.