Abstract
In this Note, we show how the analogue of the classical space H(div,⋅) can be defined on a surface. We then establish several properties of this space, notably the existence of a basic Greenʼs formula satisfied by its elements. These results are then used for identifying Donati-like compatibility conditions on a surface.
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