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27.9 Maxwell’s equations in integral form 899

Similarly, onD, the left-hand face, dS = −dxdzj. Hence curlv·dS = dxdz. The

required integral overDis

∫ z=2 ∫ x=2

z=0

x=0

dxdz=4

On surfaceF, the base,z = 0 and dS = −dxdyk. Hence curlv·dS = dxdy. The

required integral overF is

∫ y=2 ∫ x=2

y=0

x=0

dxdy=4

RecallthatthetopsurfaceE isopen,andsowehavecompletedthesurfaceintegrals.

Finally, putting these results together,

curlv·dS=−4+4−4+4+4=4

S

Notefrompart(a)thatthisequals ∮ v·drandsowehaveverifiedStokes’theorem.

EXERCISES27.8

1 VerifyStokes’theorem forthe field v =xyi +yzj

whereSisthe surface ofthe cube 0 x1,

0y1,0z1andthefacez=0isopen.

2 Ifv = 3x 2 i +xyzj −5zkverify Stokes’theorem

whereSisthe surface ofthe cube 0 x1,

0y1,0z1andthefacez=0isopen.

3 Supposev =x 3 i −3x 2 y 2 z 2 j + (7x +z)kandSisthe

surface ofacube ofside2units lying in the region

0x2,0y2,0z2withanopentopin

the planez = 2. Verify Stokes’theorem forthisfield.

4 Consideracube given by 0 x1, 0 y1,

1 z2,above the surfacez = 1. Suppose the

surfacez = 1 is the only open face. LetSbe the

surface ofthiscube. Verify Stokes’theorem forthe

field v =yi + (x −2xz)j −xyk. TakeC asthe square

withcorners (0,0,1), (1,0,1), (1,1,1), (0,1,1)in

the planez = 1.

5 Considerthat part ofthe positiveoctant, that iswhere

x,yandzare allpositive, bounded bythe planes

x=0,y=0,z=0andx+y+2z=2.Assumethat

the tetrahedron soformedhas three solidfaces, and

one open face onthe planex+y+2z = 2.Verify

Stokes’theorem forthe field v =x 2 i −2xzk.TakeC

asthe triangle (2,0,0), (0,2,0)and (0,0,1).

Solutions

When calculating the relevant line and surface integrals

the signofthe result dependsupon the orientation of

the curveC.

1 ∮ v·dr=± 1 2

2 ∮ v·dr=0

3 ∮ v·dr=±128

4 ±2

5 ± 2 3

27.9 MAXWELL’SEQUATIONSININTEGRALFORM

InSection26.7Maxwell’sequationswerestatedasexamplesoftheapplicationofvector

calculus.Infact,alternativeintegralformsoftheseequationsareoftenmoreusefuland

theseare given here forcompleteness.

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