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Green’s Theorem
counterclockwise - negative
clockwise - positive
C is positively oriented, piecewise smooth, simple closed curve
D is the region bounded by C
F must have continuous partial derivatives on an open region containing D
Stoke’s Theorem
S is oriented, piecewise smooth surface bounded by C
C is positively oriented
F has continuous partial derivatives on and around S
(S is the surface, D is the domain that defines S)
Divergence Theorem
“flux”
E is a simple solid region
S is the closed surface that bounds E, oriented outwards (pos)
F has continuous partial derivatives on an open region containing E
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