Original post by JrW13
For the vector field F=(y*x^2)i-(x*y^2)j-(yx^2)k , how do you show F is not conservative and find a vector potential for F?
For questions like this, it is better to post in the maths forum. You'll get a quicker response there!
For this question, pick a nice simple contour, like the unit square in the (x,y) plane and integrate the vector field around it. As for finding a vector potential, think about nice simple functions like and see if you can build an answer out of it.
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