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• TITLE: Derivations of Vector Area and Volume Elements in Curved Coordinate Systems for Flux Vector Fields Helping Eye Disease

  AUTHORS: Haya Ruchvarger

  KEYWORDS: Vector Area Element, Volume Element, Curved Coordinates, Vector Flux, Macula Degeneration

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.10 No.10, October 13, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Our aim in this paper is to interest retinal eye specialists in preventing dry macula degeneration by a special flurry vector field through open or closed curved surfaces. The flux of vector fields through surfaces is based on vector element area and volume element. Therefore, we explain a few geometrical derivations of area and volume elements in curved orthogonal coordinate systems. We hope that by derivation of a spatial vector field flurry against drusen through open or closed surfaces due to the Gauss theorem might select drusen under eye retina cells without destroying the cells and prevent macula degeneration. A changed flurry of a magnetic or electric vector field through a closed line causes an electric or magnetic vector field on the surface closed by the line. We also hope that derivation by Stokes’ and Greens’ theorems, with the help of iron, might help eye cells to get in life.