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| **Return to Q&A main page: [[Q_A]]**\\ | **Return to Q&A main page: [[Q_A]]**\\ | ||
| **Q&A for the previous lecture: [[Q_A_1109]]**\\ | **Q&A for the previous lecture: [[Q_A_1109]]**\\ | ||
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| - | What is the very detailed process for the transformation of the gradient operator from cartesian to spherical coordinates? | + | |
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| The unit of k is [length]^-1. Because momentum < | The unit of k is [length]^-1. Because momentum < | ||
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| + | What is the very detailed process for the transformation of the gradient operator from cartesian to spherical coordinates? | ||
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| **Return to Q&A main page: [[Q_A]]**\\ | **Return to Q&A main page: [[Q_A]]**\\ | ||
| **Q&A for the previous lecture: [[Q_A_1109]]**\\ | **Q&A for the previous lecture: [[Q_A_1109]]**\\ | ||
| **Q&A for the next lecture: [[Q_A_1113]]** | **Q&A for the next lecture: [[Q_A_1113]]** | ||