Physics: vectors\curl

\curlCommand

Used in physics contexts to represent the curl operator applied to vector fields, with optional delimited arguments

\curl x
Available in
physics
Kind
prefix
Allowed mode
math
Frequency
Not measured
Commonality
low
Tags
mathjax-extension
Renderer support
PackageMathJaxKaTeXXeTeX
physicsMathJax: FullKaTeX: NoneXeTeX: Full
About the test scope

Syntax#

\curld<(,)><[,]><{,}>(a)optional math content

Argspec d<(,)><[,]><{,}> — one optional argument. Reading argspecs

Examples#

\curl{F}
\curl(F)
\curl[F]

In TeXForm#

TeXForm parses this entry as prefix syntax; the package determines its argument specification.

Expands to#

\curl \vnabla\crossproduct

If followed by {...}, it expands to \vnabla\crossproduct \left\{ ... \right\} or \vnabla\crossproduct { ... } depending on fencing.

Equivalent forms#

  • \vnabla\crossproductapproximate

    This produces the same operator tokens, but it does not include the helper's special handling for an immediately following ( or [.

  • \nabla\timesapproximate

    Close notational equivalent; the physics package uses its own vector nabla/cross-product tokens and also provides auto-open handling for following ( or [.

See also#

Test cases#

physics
InputCaseMathJaxKaTeXXeTeX
\curlPositive · baselinePassFailPass
\curl (a)Positive · vary:d[0]PassFailPass
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