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    This document discusses Stokes' theorem, which relates the circulation of a vector field along a closed curve to the flux of the curl of the field through any surface bounded by that curve. It provides an introduction to Stokes' theorem and its development. It then gives an example of applying Stokes' theorem to obtain Ampere's circuital law from the point form expression of the law, showing how the theorem can be used to move between differential and integral forms of Maxwell's equations.

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    Stoke'S Theorem: by George Gabriel Stokes

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    This document discusses Stokes' theorem, which relates the circulation of a vector field along a closed curve to the flux of the curl of the field through any surface bounded by that curve. It provides an introduction to Stokes' theorem and its development. It then gives an example of applying Stokes' theorem to obtain Ampere's circuital law from the point form expression of the law, showing how the theorem can be used to move between differential and integral forms of Maxwell's equations.

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    STOKES THEOREM

    By George Gabriel Stokes

    OBJECTIVE:
    To be able to solve problems on evaluating both sides of Stokes theorem and to show how to obtain the integral form of Amperes circuital law from the point of form using the said theorem.

    INTRODUCTION:
    The modern Stokes' theorem is a generalization of a classical result first discovered by Lord Kelvin, who communicated it to Sir George Gabriel Stokes, 1st Baronet FRS (13 August 1819 1
    February 1903) , was and physicist, in July 1850. mathematician

    Sir George Gabriel Stokes

    In differential geometry, Stokes theorem is a statement about the integration of differential forms on manifolds, which both simplifies and generalizes several theorems from vector calculus.

    STOKES THEOREM in ELECTROMAGNETISM


    As a practical application, we will show that we may obtain Amperes circuital law from H=J, which is to be considered as the point form of Amperes circuital law and applies on a per unit-area basis. In other words, we are then prepared to obtain the integral form from the point form or to obtain the point form from the integral form.

    DISCUSSION:
    Consider the surface S which is broken up into incremental surfaces of area S.

    If we apply the definition of the curl to one of these incremental surfaces, then

    The results may also be written as

    The only boundaries on which cancellation cannot occur from the outside boundary, the path enclosing S. therefore we have;

    is an identity, holding for any vector field, and is known as Stokes theorem.

    EXAMPLE PROBLEM:

    SOLUTION:

    Thus, the result check the Stokes theorem, and we note that a current of 22.2A is flowing upward to this section of a spherical cap.

    APPLICATION In the theory of electromagnetism, the classical Stokes Theorem moves between the differential and integral forms of two of Maxwell's four equations.

    Now, let us see how it is to obtain Amperes circuital law from H=J. We merely have to dot each side by, integrate each side over the same surface S, and apply Stokes theorem.

    THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!

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