le can define an operator * : 2'(R?) n'(R?) by defining *dx = dy and *dy = -dx, and extending nearly. If f: RR is a 0-form, show that d* (df) = 2 ) ds Ady.

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Chapter9: Multivariable Calculus
Section9.2: Partial Derivatives
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We can define an operator * : 2'(R?) → N'(R?) by defining +dx = dy and *dy = -dx, and extending
linearly. If f : RR is a 0-form, show that
af af
d (d f):
) dx Ady.
Transcribed Image Text:We can define an operator * : 2'(R?) → N'(R?) by defining +dx = dy and *dy = -dx, and extending linearly. If f : RR is a 0-form, show that af af d (d f): ) dx Ady.
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