Welcome to the
Georgia Tech
Vector calculus home page

Maple-based lectures by James V. Herod

• Area by chance
• Iterated integrals
• Centroids and Averages
• The Theorem of Pappus
• Integration in Polar Coordinates
• Data for a Hot Plate
• Intersecting cylinders
• Integration in 3 dimensions
• Flux and Circulation in Two Dimensions
• A Potential for Being Conservative
• Tangent Planes and Normal Lines
• The Area of Familiar Surfaces
• Rectangular, Cylindrical, or Parametric?
• Sample Surface Integrals
• The Divergence Theorem
• Green's Theorem
• OneSeriesPicture

Mathematica-based lectures by Evans M. Harrell II

• Solving the insoluble with Newton's method in two dimensions
• Constrained maxima and minima with Lagrange's method
• Integration in cylindrical and spherical coordinates
• Vector fields, line integrals, and the theorems of Green and Gauß
• Surface integrals

Class notes by Eric Carlen

The page at this link contains lectures covering material throughout the course, including interactive applets using the Java programming language.

Some external links

• The Math Forum at Swarthmore College, contains many resources and links for mathematics classes at all levels. This is the best repository we have found.
• Other calculus sites on-line (not just vector calculus)
• Click here if you need to configure Netscape to launch Maple or Mathematica automatically.
• A diverse selection of problems and tests from Georgia Tech calculus classes.
• Information on some books related to Mathematica, Maple, and calculus (co-authored by a Georgia Tech graduate.
• Check out Prof. Harrell's cool sites on your study break!

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