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This survey shows a higher-dimensional mean value theorem for differential k-forms, suggesting new computational approaches using Stokes' theorem.
This survey revisits classical results in vector calculus and analysis by exploring a generalised perspective on the exterior derivative, interpreting it as a measure of "infinitesimal flux". This viewpoint leads to a higher-dimensional analogue of the Mean Value Theorem, valid for differential k-forms, and provides a natural formulation of Stokes' theorem that mirrors the exact hypotheses of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus - without requiring full C¹ smoothness of the differential form. As a numerical application, we propose an algorithm for exterior differentiation in Rⁿ that relies solely on black-box access to the differential form, offering a practical tool for computation without the need for mesh discretization or explicit symbolic expressions.
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