8, = ( sin 0 cos 4)ô, + ( sin 0 sin )ô, + ( cos 0)ô d = ( cos e cos p)ô, + ( cos e sin )ô, + (– sin 0)§. d = (- sin )ô, + ( cos )ô, + (0)8, (A.6-28) (A.6-29) (A.6-30) and Dnie there & = (sin 0 cos ô, + ( cos 0 cos )8, + (- sin 4)ôs ô,= (sin 0 sin )8, + (cos 0 sin )d, + (cos )ôs 6, = ( cos 0)ô, + (- sin 0)ô, + (0)8 (A.6-31) (A.6-32) (A.6-33) equentons

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SA.7
Appendix A
Vector and Tensor Notation
Spherical Coordinates
We now tabulate for reference the same kind of information for spherical coordinates r.
0, 4. These coordinates are shown in Figure A.6-1b. They are related to the Cartesian co-
ordinates by
Cyl
r = +Vx + y² + z?
0 = arctan(Vx + y/z)
$ = arctan(y/x)
(A.6-22)
(A.6-23)
(A.6-24)
x = r sin 0 cos o
(A.6-19)
y = r sin 0 sin ø
z=r cos 0
(A.6-20)
(A.6-21)
For the spherical coordinates we have the following relations for the derivative
operators:
cos 0 cos p
sin o
(A.6-25)
= (sin 0 cos b)
dx
r sin 0) aø
dr
cos o
+
r sin 0) ap
cos 0 sin ø
(A.6-26)
= (sin 0 sin 4)
dy
ar
e
= (cos 0)
+
dr
sin 0
+ (0)
(A.6-27)
az
The relations between the unit vectors are
8, = ( sin 0 cos )ô, + ( sin 0 sin )ô, +( cos 0)ô-
d = ( cos 0 cos )ô̟ + ( cos 0 sin ø)ô, + (– sin 0)§,
d = (- sin ø)ô, + ( cos o)ô, + (0)ô,
(A.6-28)
(A.6-29)
(A.6-30)
and
Dnie these
& = (sin 0 cos )ô, + ( cos 0 cos )d, + (– sin ø)ôs
8, = (sin 0 sin )ô, + (cos 0 sin 4)d, + ( cos 4)ôs
8, = ( cos 0)ô, + (– sin 0)d, + (0)8s
(A.6-31)
(A.6-32)
equenlons
(A.6-33)
And, finally, some sample operations in spherical coordinates are
(0:T) = 0„T7+ 0;„Ter + TrdTor
(A.6-34)
u, ug
(u·[v X w]) = v,
(A.6-35)
w, We Wo
That is, the relations (not involving V!) given in SSA.2 and 3 can be written directly in
terms of spherical components.
Transcribed Image Text:828 SA.7 Appendix A Vector and Tensor Notation Spherical Coordinates We now tabulate for reference the same kind of information for spherical coordinates r. 0, 4. These coordinates are shown in Figure A.6-1b. They are related to the Cartesian co- ordinates by Cyl r = +Vx + y² + z? 0 = arctan(Vx + y/z) $ = arctan(y/x) (A.6-22) (A.6-23) (A.6-24) x = r sin 0 cos o (A.6-19) y = r sin 0 sin ø z=r cos 0 (A.6-20) (A.6-21) For the spherical coordinates we have the following relations for the derivative operators: cos 0 cos p sin o (A.6-25) = (sin 0 cos b) dx r sin 0) aø dr cos o + r sin 0) ap cos 0 sin ø (A.6-26) = (sin 0 sin 4) dy ar e = (cos 0) + dr sin 0 + (0) (A.6-27) az The relations between the unit vectors are 8, = ( sin 0 cos )ô, + ( sin 0 sin )ô, +( cos 0)ô- d = ( cos 0 cos )ô̟ + ( cos 0 sin ø)ô, + (– sin 0)§, d = (- sin ø)ô, + ( cos o)ô, + (0)ô, (A.6-28) (A.6-29) (A.6-30) and Dnie these & = (sin 0 cos )ô, + ( cos 0 cos )d, + (– sin ø)ôs 8, = (sin 0 sin )ô, + (cos 0 sin 4)d, + ( cos 4)ôs 8, = ( cos 0)ô, + (– sin 0)d, + (0)8s (A.6-31) (A.6-32) equenlons (A.6-33) And, finally, some sample operations in spherical coordinates are (0:T) = 0„T7+ 0;„Ter + TrdTor (A.6-34) u, ug (u·[v X w]) = v, (A.6-35) w, We Wo That is, the relations (not involving V!) given in SSA.2 and 3 can be written directly in terms of spherical components.
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