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| The diagram shows on the left-hand side how the gradient, curl, and divergence operators know from 3D can be constructed from the exterior derivative and the Hodge dual. The right-hand side illustrates the fact that taking the exterior derivative twice results in zero. | The diagram shows on the left-hand side how the gradient, curl, and divergence operators know from 3D can be constructed from the exterior derivative and the Hodge dual. The right-hand side illustrates the fact that taking the exterior derivative twice results in zero. | ||
| - | For a more detailed explanation of this picture see [[https://esackinger.wordpress.com/|Fun with Symmetry]]. | + | For a more detailed explanation of this picture see [[https://esackinger.wordpress.com/appendices/#exterior_and_clifford_products|Fun with Symmetry]]. |
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