Interval Analysis Without Intervals Paul Taylor 20 February 2006 Abstract We argue that Dedekind completeness and the Heine–Borel property should be seen as part of the “algebraic” structure of the real line, along

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MA 1C RECITATIONLine Integrals The motivation behind line integrals comes from physics: a line integral measures the total work that a field (e.g. a sci-fi style force field, or a gravitational field) does

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Vector Calculus 2 There’s more to the subject of vector calculus than the material in chapter nine. There are a couple of types of line integrals and there are some basic theorems that relate the integrals to the deriv

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Line Integrals Alex Alemi January 27, 2010 In physics, and in particular in this class we will deal a lot with scalar and vector fields. These fields are all good and well, but as physicists we will often need to answer

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Vector fields, line integrals, and Green’s Theorem Vector fields We’re already acquainted with vector valued functions - functions that take a single scalar t as input and produce a vector as output. For example r(t)

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