proposition 7.123 Second-order identities of the nabla calculus

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proposition 7.123: Second-order identities of the nabla calculus7.123equation 7.127: eq:ana-nabla-laplacian7.127lemma 7.121: Contraction of two Levi-Civita symbols7.121proposition 7.105: Clairaut–Schwarz7.105remark 7.124: The Laplacian of a vector field is a Cartesian notion7.124theorem 7.137: Helmholtz decomposition7.137theorem A.523: Helmholtz decomposition: existenceA.523theorem A.525: Helmholtz decomposition: uniquenessA.525proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-76proofequation 7.134: eq:ana-epsilon-curl7.134proposition 7.122: Product identities of the nabla calculus7.122proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-74proofdefinition 7.20: Continuity at a point7.20theorem 7.35: Mean value theorem7.35definition 10.4: The second-order operator10.4lemma A.75: Differentiating a pullback along a flowA.75lemma 22.20: The symplectic condition22.20proposition 30.25: Twenty-one constants30.25proposition 30.14: Saint-Venant compatibility is necessary30.14proposition 22.30: Properties of the Poisson bracket22.30proposition 13.148: prop:mfd-torsion-tensor13.148proposition 10.16: Cauchy's characteristic strips10.16theorem 7.132: Stokes7.132theorem 7.106: Taylor's theorem in several variables7.106theorem 13.152: Riemann tensor; Ricci identity with torsion13.152theorem 13.112: Symmetric analogue of the converse Poincaré lemma13.112theorem 24.21: Liouville24.21proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-64proofequation 7.133: eq:ana-nabla-sph-lap7.133proposition 10.67: The Newtonian potential is the fundamental solution10.67theorem 7.109: Leibniz integral rule7.109remark A.527: The hypotheses, and what happens without themA.527remark 30.46: Why the plane-wave route, and not the potentials30.46remark 30.27: Two results this chapter borrows from Part II30.27remark 10.73: What compact support is doing, and the rate that replaces it10.73remark 10.74: Where the decomposition is used, and what it costs10.74proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-317proofproof : ch:05-real-analysis@prooflink-4proofequation 7.144: eq:ana-curl-curl7.144proposition A.522: The Newtonian potential inverts the LaplacianA.522neighborhood truncated

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