divergence theorem

Here dS = n dS, where S denotes surface area and n is the outward-pointing unit normal. As the divergence divF represents the local expansion/contraction of the field F, then the theorem states that the sum of such expansions equals the flux of F over the boundary Ʃ. See Stokes' theorem (generalized form).

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