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(Sorry, the title should read "...why curl of gradient of a scalar "function" is zero)
Of course I know how to compute curl, graident, divergence. Algebrically I know curl of gradient of a scalar function is zero.
But I want to know the reason behind this...and also the reason why gradient of divergence of a vector function is always zero.
This really makes me feeling bad for a long time. Thanks in advance.
Of course I know how to compute curl, graident, divergence. Algebrically I know curl of gradient of a scalar function is zero.
But I want to know the reason behind this...and also the reason why gradient of divergence of a vector function is always zero.
This really makes me feeling bad for a long time. Thanks in advance.