4.4.32 · D1 · Maths › Multivariable Calculus › Stokes' theorem — statement, curl-circulation connection
Intuition Ek core idea (ise do baar padho)
Stokes' theorem ek hi sentence kehta hai: kisi surface mein packed tiny spinning ki total amount, us surface ke edge ke around ghoomne wale flow ke barabar hoti hai . Neeche sab kuch — arrows, dots, curl, double integral — sirf wo vocabulary hai jo hume us ek sentence ko precisely likhne ke liye chahiye.
Pehle se ∮ C F ⋅ d r = ∬ S ( ∇ × F ) ⋅ d S padh sakne ke liye, tumhe page par har ek mark padhna aana chahiye. Yeh note unhe ek-ek karke earn karta hai, ek aisi order mein jahan har cheez sirf usse pehle wali cheez par depend karti hai.
R 3 — ordinary 3D space
R 3 numbers ke saare triples ( x , y , z ) ka set hai. Picture: wo room jisme tum baithe ho — ek corner ko origin ( 0 , 0 , 0 ) mano, phir x = kitna right, y = kitna forward, z = kitna upar.
Yeh topic kyun chahiye: Stokes 3D mein rehta hai. Iska chhota bhai Green's Theorem flat plane R 2 mein rehta hai; Stokes woh upgrade hai jo surface ko space mein tilt aur bend karne deta hai.
Ek single point ek aisa triple hai. Position ka function har ek point par ek number (ya ek arrow) assign karta hai. Doosra idea — har point par ek arrow — yahi is show ka star hai.
Ek vector ek arrow hai: iske paas ek length (kitna) aur ek direction (kidhar) hoti hai. Hum ise bold mein likhte hain, jaise F , ya components ki list ke roop mein F = ( P , Q , R ) .
P = arrow x -direction mein kitna point karta hai,
Q = y -direction mein,
R = z -direction mein.
field F
Ek vector field ek rule hai jo space ke har ek point par ek arrow lagata hai. Picture: weather map par hawa — har jagah ek chhota arrow dikhata hai ki hawa kis taraf aur kitni tez chal rahi hai.
Kyunki arrow jagah-jagah badalta hai, iske components position ke functions hain:
F ( x , y , z ) = ( P ( x , y , z ) , Q ( x , y , z ) , R ( x , y , z ) ) .
Intuition Hume ek field kyun chahiye, ek arrow nahi
Stokes flow aur swirl ke baare mein hai, aur dono tab hi samajh aate hain jab arrow move karne par change ho. Field woh paani hai tray mein; swirl tab aata hai jab paas-paas ke arrows aapas mein agree nahi karte. Field ko measure karne ke do tarike dekhne ke liye Line Integrals of Vector Fields aur Surface Integrals & Flux dekho.
Do arrows a = ( a 1 , a 2 , a 3 ) aur b = ( b 1 , b 2 , b 3 ) ke liye,
a ⋅ b = a 1 b 1 + a 2 b 2 + a 3 b 3 = ∣ a ∣ ∣ b ∣ cos θ ,
jahan ∣ a ∣ , a ki length hai aur θ unke beech ka angle hai.
cos 9 0 ∘ = 0 , isliye perpendicular arrows kuch contribute nahi karte
Agar hawa seedhi tumhari chalne wali path ke across chalti hai, toh woh tumhari along mein progress ko na help karti hai na hinder. Woh "zero" hi wajah hai kyun sirf F ka along-part line integral mein count hota hai.
C , boundary ∂ S
Ek curve space mein ek rasta hai, jaise ek muda hua taar. Symbol ∂ S (padho "boundary of S ") ka matlab hai surface S ka edge — ek drum ka rim, ek soap film ke aas-paas ka taar. Hum us edge ko aksar C kehte hain, isliye ∂ S = C .
d r — curve ke saath ek chhota sa step
Jab tum C ke saath chalte ho, d r woh chhota arrow hai jo point karta hai jahan tum ho wahan se jahan tum aage step karte ho. Yeh hamesha curve ke tangent (saath-saath) rehta hai.
Picture: path par pair ke nishan — har chhota step ek d r hai.
∮ — loop integral
Seedha ∫ ek path ke saath cheezein add karta hai. ∮ par circle ka matlab hai path ek closed loop hai — tum wahan khatam karte ho jahan se shuru kiya tha. Toh ∮ C ka matlab hai "closed edge C ke poore chakkar mein add karo."
Inhe milane par, ∮ C F ⋅ d r = "loop ke around ek chakkar lagao, aur har step par add karo ki field tumhe apne step ke saath kitna push karti hai." Us total ko circulation kehte hain. (Deep dive: Line Integrals of Vector Fields .)
Ek loop ko do taraf se walk kiya ja sakta hai (clockwise / counter-clockwise), aur ek surface ke do sides hain (kaunsa "out" hai). Orientation har ek ke liye ek consistent direction choose karna hai, is tarah linked ki dono agree karein.
Intuition Right-hand rule (kyun sign free nahi hai)
Apne right hand ka thumb surface ki chosen "up" direction n ^ ke saath point karo. Tumhari curled fingers phir woh direction point karein jis taraf tumhe edge C ke around walk karna hai. Thumb palto aur walking direction bhi palat jaati hai. Yeh linkage hi ek maatra wajah hai kyun Stokes ke dono sides same sign carry karte hain. (Dekho Orientation & the Right-Hand Rule .)
Common mistake "Main sign baad mein fix kar lunga."
Magnitudes hamesha match karte hain, isliye ek stray sign aasani se aa sakta hai aur notice karna mushkil hota hai. Orientation ko compute karne se pehle lock karo, right hand ka use karke.
n ^
Ek unit normal length 1 ka ek arrow hai (hat ^ matlab "length one") jo surface se seedha bahar point karta hai, uske perpendicular. Yeh batata hai kaunsi side "up" hai.
Definition Surface, patch, aur
d S
Ek surface S space mein ek sheet hai (ek disk, ek hemisphere, ek tilted triangle). Ise chhote flat patches mein kato jinka area d A ho. Oriented area element hai
d S = n ^ d A ,
ek chhota arrow jिसकी length patch ka area hai aur jिसकी direction outward normal hai . Yeh kitna bada aur kis taraf face karta hai dono ko ek object mein pack karta hai.
d S ek arrow kyun hai, number nahi
Yeh measure karne ke liye ki koi cheez kitni patch se through jaati hai, tumhe jaanna hoga ki patch kitni tilted hai. Flow ke edge-on patch mein kuch nahi pakda jaata; face-on mein sabse zyada pakda jaata hai — bilkul dot product ka cos θ behaviour. Toh ( swirl ) ⋅ d S automatically sirf swirl ka woh hissa count karta hai jo surface ke through pokta hai. Yeh measurement flux hai; dekho Surface Integrals & Flux .
∬ S — surface integral
Do integral signs matlab hum ek 2D cheez par sum kar rahe hain (ek surface ki length aur width hoti hai, isliye sweep karne ke liye do directions). ∬ S ( ⋯ ) d A = "sheet ke har patch par quantity add karo."
Definition Partial derivative
∂ x ∂ P
Ek partial derivative ∂ x P (yeh bhi likha jaata hai ∂ P / ∂ x ) measure karta hai ki P kitni tez change hoti hai jab sirf x ko nudge karo, y aur z ko frozen rakhke.
Picture: ek pahaadi par khade ho, ∂ x (height) woh slope hai jo tum sirf east ki taraf step karne par feel karte ho.
Topic ko yeh kyun chahiye: swirl paas-paas ke arrows ke beech differences se banta hai, aur derivative exactly woh machine hai jo aisa infinitesimal difference measure karti hai.
Curly ∂ (seedha d nahi) ek reminder hai: "kai variables hain; main sirf yeh ek change kar raha hoon."
∇ (nabla / del)
∇ derivative instructions ka ek bundle hai: ∇ = ( ∂ x , ∂ y , ∂ z ) . Akele kuch nahi karta; field ke saath milake naye quantities banata hai.
∇ × F
Curl ek vector hai jo har point par field की spinning measure karta hai — ek chhota paddle-wheel wahan dala jaaye toh kitna rotate karega, aur kis axis ke around. Iska direction spin axis hai (right-hand rule se); iska length spin rate hai.
∇ × F = ( ∂ y R − ∂ z Q , ∂ z P − ∂ x R , ∂ x Q − ∂ y P ) .
× kyun aur derivatives के differences kyun
Har component do slopes ka difference hai (jaise ∂ x Q − ∂ y P ). Agar field utni hi turn kare chahe tum east-then-north probe karo ya north-then-east, toh difference zero hai — koi net spin nahi. Sirf lopsided turning (ek saccha swirl) bachta hai. Yahi quantity "circulation per unit area" kehlaati hai. (Poori detail: Curl of a Vector Field .)
Common mistake "Curl ek number hai."
Flat 2D (Green's Theorem ) mein spin sirf ∂ x Q − ∂ y P hai, ek single number. 3D mein field kisi bhi axis ke around spin kar sakti hai, isliye curl ek vector hona chahiye jo woh axis carry kare. Stokes, Green ke scalar ko k ^ -component ke roop mein recover karta hai.
Ab har mark earn ho gaya hai. Stokes' theorem ko English ki tarah padho:
loop ke around ∮ C har step ke saath push F ⋅ d r = sheet ke upar ∬ S local spin ( ∇ × F ) ⋅ har patch ke through d S
Intuition Pehle se har case cover karo
Curl S par har jagah zero hai → right side 0 hai → circulation 0 hai: field locally conservative hai (Conservative Fields & Potential Functions ).
Plane mein flat surface, n ^ = k ^ → sirf curl ka z -part matter karta hai → poori cheez collapse ho jaati hai Green's Theorem mein.
Do surfaces jo ek edge share karte hain → same C → same right side, isliye curl ka flux dono ke through identical hai.
Yeh koi naye rules nahi hain — woh ek sentence hai jo special situations mein padha gaya.
Dot product agreement meter
Curve C and boundary of S
Orientation right hand rule
Circulation line integral
Khud test karo — har line ka right side cover karo.
Vector field kya hai, ek picture mein? Space ke har point par ek arrow lagaya hua, jaise map par hawa.
Dot product a ⋅ b kya measure karta hai? Do arrows direction mein kitna agree karte hain; yeh ∣ a ∣∣ b ∣ cos θ hai.
a ⋅ b kya hai jab a ⊥ b ho?Zero, kyunki cos 9 0 ∘ = 0 .
∮ par circle ka kya matlab hai?Integration path ek closed loop hai — tum wahan khatam karte ho jahan se shuru kiya tha.
d r kya hai?Curve ke saath chalte waqt chhota tangent step-arrow.
∂ S = C ka kya matlab hai?C surface S ki boundary (edge / rim) hai.
Right-hand rule kya fix karta hai? Thumb n ^ ke saath, curled fingers C ke around walking direction deti hain.
n ^ kya hai aur hat kyun?Outward unit normal; hat ka matlab iska length exactly 1 hai.
d S = n ^ d A kaunsi information carry karta hai?Ek patch ka area (uski length) aur woh kis taraf face karta hai (uski direction).
Partial derivative ∂ x P kya measure karta hai? P ki change ki rate jab sirf x move kare, y , z fixed rakhke.
Curl scalar hai ya vector, aur iska kya matlab hai? Ek vector; yeh field ki local spinning ki axis aur rate deta hai.
Words mein, Stokes' theorem kya equate karta hai? Edge C ke around circulation, surface S ke through curl ke total flux ke barabar hoti hai.