Abstract
This chapter reviews the theorems of Vector Calculus: Green’s theorem, Stokes’ theorem, and Gauss’ theorem. The approach will be done using mappings, to show the operative simplification that can be obtained.
Keywords: Closed counter-clockwise orientation boundary, Counter-clockwise direction, Double integral, Bounded region, Gauss’ theorem, Green’s theorem, integral theorems, Maps, Normal vector, Parameterization of a curve, Stokes’ theorem, Triple integral, Vector valued-function, Volume bounded.
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