Four Introductory Examples of Two-Dimensional Vector Fields
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A vector field in is a function
that assigns to each point
in
a vector
, where
and
are functions defined on
. The vector is drawn so that its tail is at the point
. This Demonstration gives four introductory examples of vector fields.
Contributed by: Laura R. Lynch (May 2014)
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