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Let us suppose that the transformation equations from a rectangular (x, y, z) system to the ole.gif and ole1.gif systems are given by


ole2.gif


and


ole3.gif


and their inverses


ole4.gif


and


ole5.gif


There will exist a transformation directly from the ole6.gif system to the ole7.gif system defined by  


ole8.gif


and conversely.


From 5) we obtain


ole9.gif

 


By the definition of a gradient we have


ole10.gif


                                     ole11.gif



and



ole12.gif


                                     ole13.gif



Now the vector A is represented in the two coordinate systems as


ole14.gif


The left members of 7) and 8) are thus equal. We now equate the coefficients of ole15.gif in 7) and 8) to obtain


ole16.gif



Substituting equations 6) with p = 1, 2, 3 in any of the equations 10) and equating coefficients of


ole17.gif  on each side, we obtain



             ole18.gif



End of proof.


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