Abstract
Stokes theorem for the first presented in 1854 as a research questionin Cambridge University of England by George Gabriel Stokes Irishmathematician (1819-1903). Stokes theorem is the generalized form of Green’stheorem, since Green’s theorem connects double integral of plane region D tocurve line integral which bounded this surface ...
 
Highlights
Stokes’ theorem is the generalized form of Green’s theorem
It is said that William Thomas known to Lord Kelvin English physicist sent the theorem to Stokes in 1850
Stokes' theorem is one of the most important theorems in vector analysis, which is widely used in magnetic physics, electricity, and fluid dynamics
Summary
Stokes’ theorem is the generalized form of Green’s theorem. Stokes theorem presented in 1854 as a research question by George Gabriel Stokes in Cambridge university of England. Green’s theorem connects double integral on surface region D to curve line integral which bounded this plane. The vector function F is in surface F Pi Q j. Stokes theorem connects plane integral on surface to spatial curve line integral which is: Green’s theorem, divergence theorem (Gauss theorem, Ostrrogradsky’s theorem) and Stokes theorem are three important theorems of vector analysis which apply in electrical engineering, magnetic and fluid mechanic. Divergence theorem released in 1839 and Stokes theorem in 1854. It is said that William Thomas known to Lord Kelvin English physicist sent the theorem to Stokes in 1850
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