Quezothen
11/9/2025, 11:17:29 AM
No.16841292
>>16841290
The value of the constant of proportionality denoted by beta is currently unknown to me, which is why experimentation is so important.
You may object because the curl of a gradient is said to always be zero. But that is only true for simply connected regions.
If there is a singularity at the center, then there can be a nonzero curl around the center even though everywhere else, the curl of the gradient is indeed zero.
>I can demonstrate this.
The value of the constant of proportionality denoted by beta is currently unknown to me, which is why experimentation is so important.
You may object because the curl of a gradient is said to always be zero. But that is only true for simply connected regions.
If there is a singularity at the center, then there can be a nonzero curl around the center even though everywhere else, the curl of the gradient is indeed zero.
>I can demonstrate this.