Elements of Field Theory
[74/88%]Find the magnitude and direction of the gradient of the field
at the points: (1) ; (2) ; (3) . At which points of the field does the gradient equal zero?
At which points of the space is the gradient of the field
(1) perpendicular to the axis; (2) parallel to the axis; (3) equal to zero?
Given the scalar field
where . At which points of the space does the following equality hold:
Construct the level surfaces of the scalar field
and find the level surface passing through the point . What is in the domain ?
Find the angle between the gradients of the field
at the points and .
Let a scalar field be given
Construct the level surfaces of the field and the level surfaces of equal gradient magnitude.
In the region find , , , .
Find, accurate to a higher-order infinitesimal, the distance at the point between two infinitely close level surfaces
where .
Prove the formulas
( a constant);
( a constant);
;
;
;
.
Compute: (1) , (2) , (3) , where .
Find , where .
Find , where is a constant vector and is the position vector from the origin.
Find ( a constant vector).
Prove the formula
Prove the formula
where
Prove: if the function is differentiable in a convex region and , where is a constant, then for any two points , in we have:
where is the distance between the points and .
Find the derivative of the field at the given point along the direction of the position vector of this point.
Under what conditions will this derivative equal the magnitude of the gradient?
Find the derivative of the field (where ) in the direction .
Under what conditions does this derivative equal zero?
Find the derivative of the field in the direction of the gradient of the field .
Under what conditions does this derivative equal zero?
Let:
compute
Determine the field lines of the vector field
Prove by direct computation that the divergence of the vector is independent of the choice of Cartesian coordinate system.
Prove
where is a closed surface enclosing the point and bounding a volume , is the outward normal of the surface , and is the diameter of the surface .
Find:
Prove:
;
(where is a constant vector and is a scalar);
.
Find .
Find , where . Under what condition is ?
Compute: (1) ; (2) .
Compute , where is a constant vector.
Find . Under what condition is the divergence of this vector equal to zero?
Find: (1) ; (2) .
A body rotates counterclockwise about the axis with a certain angular velocity . Find the divergence of the velocity vector and the acceleration vector at the point in space, and at a given moment in time.
Find the divergence of the force field produced by a finite system of gravitational centers.
Find the expression for the divergence of a plane vector represented in polar coordinates and .
Let
express in orthogonal curvilinear coordinates , , .
As special cases, find the expressions for in cylindrical coordinates and in spherical coordinates.
Prove:
;
.
Find: (1) ; (2) .
Find: (1) , (2) (where is a fixed vector).
Prove that .
Find: (1) ; (2) .
A body rotates with constant angular velocity about the axis . Find the curl of the velocity vector at the point of space at a given instant of time.
Find the flux of the vector : (1) through the lateral surface of the cone ; (2) through the base of this cone.
Find the flux of the vector : (a) through the lateral surface of the cylinder ; (б) through the entire surface of this cylinder.
Find the flux of the radius vector through the surface
Find the flux of the vector through the part of the sphere , , , , lying in the first octant.
Find the flux of the vector through the entire surface of the pyramid bounded by the planes , , , .
Verify the result using the Ostrogradsky formula.
Prove that the flux of the vector through the surface given by the equation equals
where is the unit normal vector of the surface .
Find the flux of the vector ( a constant) through a closed surface surrounding the origin.
Given the vector
where are constants and is the distance from the point (the starting point) to the moving point . Find the flux of this vector through a closed surface surrounding the points .
Prove that
where the surface encloses the volume .
The quantity of heat entering a temperature field per unit time through a surface element equals
where is the coefficient of internal thermal conductivity and is the unit normal vector of the surface . Find the quantity of heat accumulated per unit time by a body . Study the rate of temperature rise so as to derive the equation satisfied by the temperature of the body (the heat conduction equation).
An incompressible fluid in motion occupies a volume . Assuming that there are no sources or sinks in the region , derive the continuity equation:
where is the density of the fluid, is the velocity vector, and is time.
Find the work of the vector along the segment of the helix
Find the work of the vector (where is a continuous function) along the arc .
Find the circulation of the vector
( a constant): (1) along the circle , ; (2) along the circle , .
Find the circulation of the vector along a closed contour : (1) does not encircle the axis; (2) encircles the axis.
The steady incompressible flow of a plane is described by the velocity vector
Find: (1) the amount of fluid flowing out through a closed contour enclosing a region (the fluid discharge); (2) the circulation of the velocity vector along the contour . If the flow field has no sources, no sinks, and no vorticity, what equations must the functions and satisfy?
Prove that the field
is a potential field, and find the potential of this field.
Find the potential of the gravitational field
produced by a mass located at the origin of coordinates.
Find the potential of the gravitational field produced by a system of masses located at points .
Prove that the field (where is a single-valued continuous function) is a potential field. Find the potential of this field.
Prove the formula
where is the surface enclosing the volume , is the outward normal of the surface , and is the distance between the points and .
Prove: if , where
and
then
(assuming the corresponding integrals are meaningful).