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Proof That The Cross Product of Two Irrotational Vectors is Solenoidal

Proof That The Cross Product of Two Irrotational Vectors is Solenoidal

Theorem

For irrotational vectorsandso thatis solenoidal, so that

Proof

We use the identitysince

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