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  • In [[vector analysis]], the '''Helmholtz decomposition''' of a [[vector field]] on <font style="vertical-align: top"><math> \mathb The Helmholtz decomposition may be formulated as follows.
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Helmholtz decomposition]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Helmholtz decomposition]]
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  • {{r|Helmholtz decomposition}}
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Helmholtz decomposition]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • {{r|Helmholtz decomposition}}
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  • In [[vector analysis]], the '''Helmholtz decomposition''' of a [[vector field]] on <font style="vertical-align: top"><math> \mathb The Helmholtz decomposition may be formulated as follows.
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  • {{r|Helmholtz decomposition}}
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  • {{r|Helmholtz decomposition}}
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  • It can be shown (see [[Helmholtz decomposition]]) that any vector field '''A'''('''r''') can be decomposed in two terms,
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  • Because of the [[Helmholtz decomposition]] of a general vector field, we can write Hence the Helmholtz decomposition of the electric field (together with Coulomb gauge) gives the
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  • ...url are in the [[Maxwell equations]] for electromagnetic fields, in the [[Helmholtz decomposition]] of arbitrary vector fields, and in the [[equation of motion of fluids]]. From the [[Helmholtz decomposition]] follows that any ''curl-free vector field'' (also known as ''irrotational
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  • From the [[Helmholtz decomposition]] of a vector field it follows that a divergence-free vector field can be w
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  • ...ional (curl free) vector field by a scalar potential is a consequence of [[Helmholtz decomposition]]: see {{cite book |title=Engineering electromagnetics |author=Nathan Ida |
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  • ...such as '''B''', is a also referred to as a ''transverse field''. By the [[Helmholtz decomposition]], '''B''' can be written as
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  • The [[Helmholtz decomposition]] of '''B'''('''r''') is,
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  • which makes '''A''' into a [[Helmholtz decomposition|transverse field]].
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