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According to Eq. (9) of Amm and Viljanen (1999), the radial magnetic field of a divergence-free SECS below the current layer (ionosphere) is given by (A.1)Here I is the scaling factor of the elementary system (to be solved from Eq. (6)) and θ′ is the co-latitude of the calculation point expressed in a coordinate system that is centered at the SECS pole.

Within the field of meteorology, atmospheric divergence aloft occurs in two areas.

Such a link topology permits the use of highly directional transmitters with low beam divergence and narrow field-of-view (FOV) receivers.

Further examples will be found in the mathematical description of fluid motion, in which the local velocity v(r) of fluid particles constitutes a field to which the notions of divergence and curl are naturally applicable.

However, as the illumination divergence increases, the portion of the field-of-view that is in focus also decreases.

We shall need several results from [13] in order to give sense to the integrals of bounded vector fields with divergence in L p.

This is because the space of divergence free vector fields is invariant under the evolution of (1.11).

end{aligned} (1.9) Note that the space of divergence free vector fields is invariant under the evolution (1.9).

If (nabla cdot bequiv 0), which means the deterministic vector field of stochastic system (34) is divergence-free, then the probability density p cannot attain its maximum (or minimum) over (mathbb {R}^dtimes [0,infty )) in (Dtimes [0,infty )), unless it is constant at all time before the maximizer (or minimizer) point.

With the exception of specific lineages such as fungi, whose nuclear genomes are being sequenced at both shallow and deep evolutionary divergences, the field of comparative genomics is still in 'gap filling' mode.

Popular distance measures from the field of statistics include the Kullback-Leibler divergence and the Extended Mahalanobis distance.