The flow curve r of a vector field V in (x, y,z) space, which for a given point (xo, yo, zo) fulfils r(0) = (xo, yo, zo) , is given by e' (xo cos(t) – zo sin(t))¯ r(t) = Yoe-t e' (xo sin(t) + zo...


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The flow curve r of a vector field V in (x, y,z) space, which for a given point (xo, yo, zo)<br>fulfils r(0) = (xo, yo, zo) , is given by<br>e' (xo cos(t) – zo sin(t))¯<br>r(t) =<br>Yoe-t<br>e' (xo sin(t) + zo cos(t))<br>HOMEWORK SET 7<br>3<br>a) A spherical surface F is given by the parametric representation<br>sin(u) cos(v) +1<br>sin(u) sin(v) + 1<br>cos(u) +1<br>s(и, ) —<br>u e [0, 7t] , v E [0, 27t] .<br>At time t = 0, F starts floating with the vector field. The thereby deformed sur-<br>face is at any time t denoted F; . Determine a parametric representation of F; and<br>plot F together with F.<br>b) A solid sphere K with radius a and centre (c1,c2, c3) is given by the parametric<br>representation<br>w sin(u) cos(v)+c1<br>w sin(u) sin(v) + c2<br>w cos(u) + сз<br>r(u,v, w) =<br>u € [0, 7] , v € [0,27] , w E [0,a] .<br>At time t = 0, K starts floating with the vector field. The thereby deformed solid<br>is at any time t denoted K; . Does the volume of K; depend on the values of c1, c2<br>and c3 ? Compute the divergence of V.<br>

Extracted text: The flow curve r of a vector field V in (x, y,z) space, which for a given point (xo, yo, zo) fulfils r(0) = (xo, yo, zo) , is given by e' (xo cos(t) – zo sin(t))¯ r(t) = Yoe-t e' (xo sin(t) + zo cos(t)) HOMEWORK SET 7 3 a) A spherical surface F is given by the parametric representation sin(u) cos(v) +1 sin(u) sin(v) + 1 cos(u) +1 s(и, ) — u e [0, 7t] , v E [0, 27t] . At time t = 0, F starts floating with the vector field. The thereby deformed sur- face is at any time t denoted F; . Determine a parametric representation of F; and plot F together with F. b) A solid sphere K with radius a and centre (c1,c2, c3) is given by the parametric representation w sin(u) cos(v)+c1 w sin(u) sin(v) + c2 w cos(u) + сз r(u,v, w) = u € [0, 7] , v € [0,27] , w E [0,a] . At time t = 0, K starts floating with the vector field. The thereby deformed solid is at any time t denoted K; . Does the volume of K; depend on the values of c1, c2 and c3 ? Compute the divergence of V.

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