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The document discusses various mathematical concepts related to line integrals, including parameterization of curves, calculating circulation, curl, and flux. It outlines the steps for setting up integrals and provides examples of parameterizations for different surfaces and curves. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of using closed loops and positive counterclockwise orientation in certain calculations.

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The document discusses various mathematical concepts related to line integrals, including parameterization of curves, calculating circulation, curl, and flux. It outlines the steps for setting up integrals and provides examples of parameterizations for different surfaces and curves. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of using closed loops and positive counterclockwise orientation in certain calculations.

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line

scalar tangent
integrals vector normal rector

line integral line integral


integral line

in the
form JFFs or f fdx +
gdy flux, normal , divergence
in the
form S , f(x y(ds ,

f fay-gdx
,

w/
we curve a [rector] changes S/R9x-fy dA
to
,
curve
<[SCALAR] circulation , curl , work , flow changes to JSrbx+gydA
↓ ↓ ↓

·
parameterize curve if it is
,F
J · Fas becomes J F dr
,
.
<8 94 ,
<8
,97
not
already take partial derivatives derivatives
partial
·
·
replace X ,y components with
-> ds = v'(t)dt ·
take
ie
respective parameterized (g) and (8) (f) and
ones
(g)
.

in

↓ ↓
↓ ↓
take derivative of para- parameterize curve if it
find of
· ·

of
the
bounds
find bounds the
·
·

meterized curve is not


already
region region
find magnitude of this replace components wi
· ·

derivative respective parameterized * draw * draw the


components
the A
region regiona
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
·
use bounds (tE[a , b]) from ·
take derivative of para-
· set up the double
·
set up the double
parameterization as bounds me verized curve
integral
for w/ integral * must be a closed
the
integral ·
dot derivative
be a closed
* must a positive CCw
loop
t ↓ loop & positive CCW


·
repeat for each curve ·
use bounds (t - (a , b]
from parameterized curve as example c : (acost , asint) example c : (acost, asint]
bounds for integral what is o It [T what is Ot[M
the 2 :
<t 0
,
The
Y
flux Gi (t , 0]
circulation ? alt La
↓ ↓
-

-
alta
Y
F =
T -
4x ,
-

yy]
-abax = = ( 4x ,
-
-

4y)
example example aax
-

8x
= -
4
gy
= -

43 non-
((y ScFoFdS
,
C : <HE , 7 t
heliviOt
C:
z)ds
03 conser
-

9x
= 0
by =
01 + 1)
JJ"(-4-4)rdrdo
,

r' (t) F <X


< cost , 17
:
y
S:
10 Sint
"(0-0)
= -
10 ,
,
vardo
In (t)) =
V100 (sin't +20sit) + 12 r'(t) =
<14 , 14t) - = J 2) 4023
.
-

-
F =
<14t , 7t &A
J" -
I
= O 4a do
(r'(t)) =
10
=

S'Eratotat
t ?

(10 sint-t) Nol de = Pa =- 4na

No [-10cost - - -
=
101 [(-10 - 2x2) -

(10)]
= -
22 No green's

how to parameterize :
t
line : (x and
y) -> one parameter
surface (x , y , :
and z) - two parameters u and V

for planes (surface for cylinders ( surface


let X = u
, y = v let u = 0
,
z =
-constant
v

rsino
then z = z(u ,v) then X =
rcuso , y = ,

replace adata z = v

for paraboloids/spheres (surface) Circles (line)


let r = u
,
0 = v
<rcost , vsint]
X=UCOSO , y - constant
then =Usino
4 z =
z(u , v) + replace x
andy line : ro + F

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