VC.04 Vector Fields Acting on a Curve. Example 1: What is a Vector Field?

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VC.04 Vector Fields Acting on a Curve

Example 1: What is a Vector Field?

Answer Below This Box…

Something to Think About…

Example 1: What is a Vector Field?

Example 2: Another Gradient Field

Example 3: A Slope Field is a Kind of Vector Field

Example 4: One More Slope Field

Example 5: A General Vector Field

Vector Fields Venn Diagram

Example 6: A Vector Field Acting on a Curve

A Vector Field Acting on a Curve

Breaking Down the Field Vectors into Two Components

Flow Along and Flow Across

Try the Animated Version for Flow ALONG the Curve In the following demo, the black point travels along the red curve. The vector field acts on the point as it travels. We have a red unit tangent vector that shows us the direction of travel, while the blue vector shows the field vector whose tail lies on the curve at that point. Finally, the green vector is the projection of the blue field vector onto the red tangent vector. This code is based on the following Wolfram Demonstration: ctorFieldActingOnACurve/

Example 7: Try One Curve With Lots of Vector Fields to Choose From… In the following demo, the black point travels along the red curve. The vector field acts on the point as it travels. We have a red unit tangent vector that shows us the direction of travel, while the blue vector shows the field vector whose tail lies on the curve at that point. Finally, the green vector is the projection of the blue field vector onto the red tangent vector. This code is directly from the following Wolfram Demonstration: ctorFieldActingOnACurve/