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Alberto Artoni
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I was trying to understand why the Curle analogy is implement as it has been implemented:
![]() The actual formulation by Curle can be seen as: ![]() I can see that if we are far enough, we can replace the divergence with ![]() I don't understand: 1) why was the volume term omitted 2) from where the term ![]() Thanks! |
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