miércoles, 4 de marzo de 2020

geofísica electro-exponencial

E(x,y,z) = qk·< ( (e^{ln(a)·x}+(-1))/x ) , ( (e^{ln(a)·y}+(-1))/y ) , ( (e^{ln(a)·z}+(-1))/z ) >


E(0,0,0) = qk·< ln(a) , ln(a) , ln(a) >


div[ E(x,y,z) ] =  qk·( ...
... ( (e^{ln(a)·x}+(-1))/x )·ln(a)+( ln(a)/x )+(-1)·( (e^{ln(a)·x}+(-1))/x^{2} ) +..
... ( (e^{ln(a)·y}+(-1))/y )·ln(a)+( ln(a)/y )+(-1)·( (e^{ln(a)·y}+(-1))/y^{2} ) +...
... ( (e^{ln(a)·z}+(-1))/z )·ln(a)+( ln(a)/z )+(-1)·( (e^{ln(a)·z}+(-1))/z^{2} ) ...
... )


div[ E(0,0,0) ] = 3qk·( ln(a) )^{2}

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