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Cartesian equations for the line tangent to two surface.

How can I parametize a curve of intersection of two surfaces?

Simplify the following in index notation

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A question on the definition of tangent vectors as equivalence classes and directional derivatives

Winding number integral/index in plane

Trouble expanding a del operator expression

Divergence in spherical why take derivative first?

Finding a normal vector to the surface $F(u,v)=0. u=xy, v = \sqrt {x^2+z^2}$ at the point $x=1,y=1, z=\sqrt 3$

Vector calculus identity subtleties. Is there exist smooth irrotational vector fields that are not gradients?

Trouble understanding the tangent bundle

Vector Laplace equation with constraint

Taking derivative of vector and scalar functions product

Finding all values of $p$ for which $\operatorname{div}\vec{F} = 0$

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