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EQUATIONS OF ELASTIC HYPERSURFACES

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78 SHELLS<br />

Remark 3.15 By iteration, an identity similar in spirit to (3.47) holds for higher order<br />

weakly tangential differential operators which are higher order polynomials of Gunter’s or<br />

Stoke’s derivatives (cf. Lemma 3.16).<br />

In this connection, let us also point out that the strongly tangential operator<br />

curl S := N ∧ ∇ S = N ∧ ∇ = { M 23 , −M 13 , M 12<br />

}<br />

, curlS<br />

∣<br />

∣S = ν ∧ ∇ S (3.50)<br />

in R 3 acting on scalar functions on S , is naturally identified with the skew-symmetric matrix<br />

whose entries are the Stokesian derivatives, in the sense that<br />

ν ∧ d = 1 2<br />

3∑<br />

M jk dx j ∧ dx k =<br />

j,k=1<br />

∑<br />

1≤j

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