Melvin Schwartz - Principles of Electrodynamics

( u ) = u + u

(A B) = (A )B + (B )A + A x ( x B) + B x ( x A)

( u A) = u A + u A

(A x B) = B ( x A) A ( x B)

x ( u A) = u ( x A) + u x A

(A B) = (B )A (A )B + A( B) B( A)

( A) = ( A) 2A

x ( u ) = 0

( x A) = 0

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