On the material time derivative of volume, surface, and line integrals

Details On the material time derivative of volume, surface, and line integrals On the material time derivative of volume, surface, and line integrals

2008-07-22

arxiv.org/abs/0807.3434v1

Physics

Fluid Dynamics

4 pages

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Traditional derivation of the material time derivative of volume, surface, and line integrals relies upon the notion of a referential configuration of continuum. Such a notion, however, is artificial and, probably, somewhat misleading in cases of liquids, gases, plastic flow of solids etc. It is, consequently, desirable to separate the formal calculation of the material time derivative of time-dependent integrals from any physics that can be related with them. Such a separation is targeted in the present letter where no referential continuum configuration or other physical notion is involved. The material time derivative of volume, surface, and line integrals is presented as a purely mathematical manipulation.

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