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DescriptionPath surface intersections dot product.svg	English: The intersection between a multi-path shown as a blue tube with a multi-surface shown as layers of red sheets. Vector F is the flow density through the blue tube. Vector G is the surface density in the red sheets. The green parallelogram is a 2D projection of the volume of the intersection. The intersection points become more dilute as the angle theta increases, so the intersection point density is the dot product of F and G.
Date	28 November 2018
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Author	Math buff

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