Just to make sure, what is the meaning of the numerical value of the divergence? You said a positive divergence means the vectors are going "outward" the region, but what makes a divergence of 1/2 different from a divergence of 1?
ack this part with the gradient, divergence and curls is confusing me greatly. Feels like i'm missing some videos. Cant seem to spot the difference between gradient and divergence either...
Thnx, so it's a scalar field in quite a few dimensions (though usually in 2 or 3) then if it's a scalar acquired from a plane, the divergence can be plotted along the axis parallel to the normal of the field from which it was acquired. This would make some sort of noisy "landscape" if I'm correct.
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unotrenpentados 4 weeks ago
this is a good video that tells how to calculate the divergence of a vector field in cartesian coordinates, but it does not say what divergence is
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saa442 8 months ago
Just to make sure, what is the meaning of the numerical value of the divergence? You said a positive divergence means the vectors are going "outward" the region, but what makes a divergence of 1/2 different from a divergence of 1?
BannedLol4l 8 months ago
ack this part with the gradient, divergence and curls is confusing me greatly. Feels like i'm missing some videos. Cant seem to spot the difference between gradient and divergence either...
Liaomiao 9 months ago
@Liaomiao
gradient = del * function => vector * scalar = vector.
divergence = del * vectorfield => vector * vector = scalar.
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volintine 3 years ago
So... is the divergence a scalar or a vector?
FHomeBrew 3 years ago
Its mapping a scalar field to a vector field, so i guess you can think of it as a scalar.
ih8gamer 3 years ago
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maxschmeling666 2 years ago
Thnx, so it's a scalar field in quite a few dimensions (though usually in 2 or 3) then if it's a scalar acquired from a plane, the divergence can be plotted along the axis parallel to the normal of the field from which it was acquired. This would make some sort of noisy "landscape" if I'm correct.
FHomeBrew 2 years ago
Thank you
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