Physics Ch 67.1 Advanced E&M: Review Vectors (29 of 55) What is the Curl? (Calculated)

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We will find the curl of v1 and v2 given: v1=-y(x-hat)+x(y-hat) and v2=x(y-hat).

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[joelpearce]

Michel has already mastered the art of online teaching well before the pandemic happens😂

[valeriereid]

Thank you for making this easy to understand.

[_tasneem]

Sir what should I get for what you said in sec 0:56, am mean where do I can think of it!

[sejalarora]

Sir, in case 1, had the vector been uniform in the y direction and not x y_cap, we would still get a curling path while travelling in the x direction, but the curl would be zero. So, is it better to modify the physical interpretation of curl as being non-zero only when the vector undergoes a change in the perpendicular direction?

[spb]

Is that curl value a vector field? I don’t think that makes much sense. How do you find the curl at any specific point in space?