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where the last equality follows by application of the [[divergence theorem]] of Gauss. where '''H'''('''r''') is the [[magnetic field]]. Since the divergence of the curl is always zero,

...elated directly to two of the four [[Maxwell equations]] by means of the [[divergence theorem]] (also known as the Gauss theorem).

...ess |year=1981|id=0-226-14334-1}}</ref>. In its power to force discursive divergence (while not seeming to), writing as ''pharmakon'' sets off an endless deferr

...'F''' is the sum of a longitudinal (curl-free) component and a transverse (divergence-free) component. The following form holds when the [[Coulomb gauge]] '''&na ...bla;''' • '''A''' = 0, the components of '''E''' are indeed curl-free and divergence-free, respectively.

...mans in the Family Hominidae. In recognition of their [[Genetics|genetic]] divergence some 11-13 million years ago, the orangutans are placed in the sub-family [

..., indicating that humans share a common ape ancestor with the chimpanzees. Divergence times between the two groups based on a molecular clock suggest that the ch ...ps and humans all in the Family Hominidae. In recognition of their genetic divergence some 11-13 million years ago, the orangutans would be placed in the sub-fam

The magnetic flux density '''B''' is a solenoidal (divergence-free, transverse) [[vector field]] because of one of [[Maxwell's equations Taking the divergence, and using the zero divergence of '''B''':

...ects and languages over time. This study includes the study of linguistic divergence and [[language families and languages|language families]], [[comparative me

...earance in the 9th century AD; over time, some letters were lost, and some divergence occurred as different languages adapted the alphabet for their own use. In

The [[divergence theorem]] reads

...case with [[migratory distance]] in birds ([[CZ:Ref:Sol 2010 Evolutionary divergence in brain size between migratory and resident birds|Sol et al., 2010]]), the

...s (charges) do not exist (or, rather, have never been found in nature). A divergence-free field, such as '''B''', is a also referred to as a ''transverse field'

...ector equations, involving abstract mathematical notions as [[curl]] and [[divergence]].<ref>Of course, ''H&psi;=E&psi;'' may look simple, but this is deceptive, where '''&nabla;•''' stands for the [[divergence]] of a [[vector field]] and '''&nabla;&times; ''' for its [[curl]].

.... pertussis'' keeps resurfacing due to the fact that there is an antigenic divergence between the vaccine strains and the circulating strains. In the early 1960

...known as curl-free or longitudinal) field and a solenoidal (also known as divergence-free, or transverse) field,

...al specialisation as a result of improved trading opportunities, promoting divergence rather than convergence<ref>Paul Krugman, ''Geography and Trade'', MIT Pres

...ho;('''r''') is a charge distribution, and '''&nabla;'''· stands for the [[divergence]] of '''E'''.