A function satisfying = 0 is called harmonic. (a) Show that = div() for any function

Chapter 17, Problem 35

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A function satisfying = 0 is called harmonic. (a) Show that = div() for any function . (b) Show that is harmonic if and only if div() = 0. (c) Show that if F is the gradient of a harmonic function, then curl(F) = 0 and div(F) = 0. (d) Show that F(x, y, z) = xz, yz, 1 2 (x2 y2) is the gradient of a harmonic function. What is the flux of F through a closed surface?

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