Flux through a Surface Defined over Interior of an Ellipse
Description
This template computes the flux of a vector field through a surface defined over the interior of an ellipse. The field can be specified in its own coordinate system. The surface parameters can be two of the coordinate variables, or all three coordinates for the surface can be functions of two other parameters. The ellipse is specified by giving its rectangular equation in the coordinates of the parameter space. Thus, if the surface is parametrized as x(u, v), y(u, v), z(u, v), the ellipse supporting the surface is a quadratic equation of the form a u2 + b u v + c v2 + d u + e v + f=0, where b2−4 ac<0, and the resulting ellipse is real and non-degenerate.
For the Vector Field:
Select Coordinate SystemCartesian [x,y,z]Cartesian - othercylindricalsphericalbipolarcylindricalbisphericalcardioidalcardioidcylindricalcasscylindricalconicalellcylindricalhypercylindricalinvcasscylindricallogcylindricallogcoshcylindricaloblatespheroidalparaboloidalparacylindricalprolatespheroidalrosecylindricalsixspheretangentcylindricaltangentspheretoroidal
Commands Used
VectorCalculus[Flux]
See Also
VectorCalculus[SurfaceInt]
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