solenoidalne
Solenoidalne is a term derived from the word "solenoid," which refers to a coil of wire that produces a magnetic field when an electric current passes through it. In the context of physics and engineering, "solenoidal" describes fields, functions, or properties that have a divergence of zero, meaning they are solenoidal vector fields. Such fields are characterized by their curl but no sources or sinks, which implies that they are divergence-free throughout their domain.
In electromagnetism, a magnetic field generated by a solenoid or similar configuration is a classic example
Mathematically, a vector field is considered solenoidal if its divergence equals zero everywhere within the region
In summary, "solenoidalne" refers to the characteristic of being divergence-free, commonly applied to magnetic fields, fluid