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How to denote laplacian operator(∇²) in LaTeX?

Jidan | September 17, 2024

Laplacian or Laplace operator is a differential operator, denoted by the square of dell operator(∇²). In latex, the Laplacian operator is represented by \nabla^{2} command syntax. \documentclass{article} \begin{document} \[ \nabla^{2} […]

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How to write a curl operator(∇×F) in LaTeX?

Jidan | December 22, 2024

The Curl operator is like a divergence operator. However, in the case of curl, there will be a cross-product between gradient and vector instead of the dot product. \documentclass{article} \begin{document}

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How to write a divergence operator(∇•F) in LaTeX?

Jidan | September 17, 2024

Divergence operator is written in the form of a dot product of the gradient operator(∇) and vector. div F= ∇ • F (vector) First, you can represent the divergence operator

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How to write a gradient operator(∇) in LaTeX?

Jidan | February 6, 2025

This tutorial explains how to use the gradient operator in LaTeX. The gradient operator is represented by the nabla (∇) symbol and is usually expressed using partial derivatives. \[ \nabla

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