File:Path Dirac delta example 1.svg
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English: This image depicts the Dirac delta function of a simple path. Unlike the Dirac delta function for a point which is a scalar field, the Dirac delta function for a path is a vector field. The vector field is 0 everywhere outside of an infinitely thin tube that encloses the path. Inside the tube, the vectors are parallel to the path, and have a magnitude equal to the inverse of the cross-sectional area. The Dirac delta function is the limit as the tube becomes infinitely thin. |
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| Author | Math buff |
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| current | 05:20, 13 January 2019 | | 461 × 602 (26 KB) | wikimediacommons>Math buff | User created page with UploadWizard |
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