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| − | The '''exterior derivative''' is a generalization of the concept of derivatives which allows for succinct statements of many of the most fundamental and powerful theorems in calculus, topology, and geometry. | + | The '''exterior derivative''' is a generalization of the concept of [[derivative|derivatives]] which allows for succinct statements of many of the most fundamental and powerful [[theorem|theorems]] in [[calculus]], [[topology]], and [[geometry]]. |
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Revision as of 17:00, April 18, 2013
The exterior derivative is a generalization of the concept of derivatives which allows for succinct statements of many of the most fundamental and powerful theorems in calculus, topology, and geometry.
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For more on exterior derivatives, see the article on this topic at MathWorld.