Cylindrical coordinates | Lecture 32 | Vector Calculus for Engineers

Definition of cylindrical coordinates and how to write the del operator in this coordinate system.
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[@shakennotstired8392]

This is great series of lectures. Learning a lot. Can't thank you enough, professor!

[@bhgomes]

when working on fluid mechanics, I particularly dont like to use rho in the coordinate system, because it gets confused with fluid density.

[@Samir_Zouaoui]

same with maxwell equations .
rho gets confused with charge density .

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[@prikarsartam]

that's wonderfully straightforward!

[@Martin-iw1ll]

How come for the position vector, you dont specify the thi, the angle. Wouldnt that make the point not unique

[@sumitrai9370]

divergence 1st term is it correct?

[@AstroOtaku]

Good video. Can you provide me some sort of link t understand the proofs of these differential operator formulas in spherical coordinates, sir, please? It would help me a lot.

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Came to comment the same thing

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