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Exercises Set 1

This document contains a set of exercises related to mathematical background concepts in electromagnetics. The exercises cover calculating lengths, areas, and volumes using differential forms; evaluating integrals over surfaces and along curves; taking gradients, divergences, and curls of vector functions; verifying vector calculus theorems; and solving other electromagnetics problems. The exercises are presented by an electrical and electronics engineering professor for an electromagnetics course.

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Exercises Set 1

This document contains a set of exercises related to mathematical background concepts in electromagnetics. The exercises cover calculating lengths, areas, and volumes using differential forms; evaluating integrals over surfaces and along curves; taking gradients, divergences, and curls of vector functions; verifying vector calculus theorems; and solving other electromagnetics problems. The exercises are presented by an electrical and electronics engineering professor for an electromagnetics course.

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Exercises - Set 1

Topic: Mathematical Background

Electromagnetics I
Prof. Dr. Gkhan nar
Eskiehir Osmangazi University
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department

1. Using the differential length dl, find the length of each of the following curves:
(a) = 3, /4 < < /2, z =constant
(b) r = 1, = /6, 0 < < /3,
(c) r = 4, /6 < < /2, =constant.
2. Calculate the areas of the following surfaces using the differential surface area dS.
(a) = 3, 0 < z < 5, /3 < < /2
(b) z = 1, 1 < < 3, 0 < < /4
(c) r = 10, /4 < < 2/3, 0 < < 2
(d) 0 < r < 4, /3 < < /2, =constant
3. Prove that the surface area of a sphere with a radius of a is 4a2 .
4. Use the differential volume dv to determine the volumes of the following regions.
(a) 0 < x < 1, 1 < y < 2, 3 < z < 3
(b) 2 < < 5, /3 < < , 1 < z < 4
(c) 1 < r < 3, /2 < < 2/3, /6 < < /2

5. Given that f (x, y) = x2 + xy, calculate S f dS over the region y x2 , 0 < x < 1.

= x2ax + y2ay , evaluate A


dl where L is along the curve y = x2 from (0, 0) to
6. Given that A
L
(1, 1).

7. Forr = xex + yey + zez and r = x2 + y2 + z2 , show that


( )
r
1

= 3.
r
r
8. Prove that the identity f = 0 is valid for any scalar function f (x, y, z).
= 0 is valid for any vector function A
(x, y, z).
9. Prove that the identity A
10. Calculate gradient of f (, , z) = 2 (z2 + 1) cos .
11. Calculate gradient of f (r, , ) = r2 cos cos .
= exyax + sin xyay + cos2 xzaz .
12. Calculate the divergence of A
= z2 cos a + z2 sin2 az .
13. Calculate the divergence of A

Prof. Dr. Gkhan nar

= r cos ar 1 sin a + 2r2 sin a .


14. Calculate the divergence of A
r
= exyax + sin xyay + cos2 xzaz .
15. Calculate the curl of A
= z2 cos a + z2 sin2 az .
16. Calculate the curl of A
= r cos ar 1 sin a + 2r2 sin a .
17. Calculate the curl of A
r
18. Calculate the Laplacian of f = x3 y2 exz at (1, 1, 1).
19. Calculate the Laplacian of f = 2 z (cos + sin ) at (5, /6, 2).
20. Calculate the Laplacian of f = er sin cos at (1, /3, /6).
21. Calculate total mass of a spherical ball of radius a with a density of 2r2 kg/m3 .
22. Verify the fundamental theorem for gradients with f (x, y) = xy2 by considering the curves in
the figure and the points a = (0, 0) and b = (2, 1).

= y2ex + (2xy + z2 )ey + 2yzez and the cube given in the figure.
23. Verify Gausss theorem using A

= (2xz + 3y2 )ey + 4yz2ez and the square given in the figure
24. Verify Stokes theorem using A

= 4r2er and a sphere of radius a centered at the origin.


25. Verify Gausss theorem using A
= 2e and the disk of radius a, located on the xyplane with
26. Verify Stokes theorem using A
its center at the origin.

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