Gradient and divergence are the basis of electromagnetic field theory, and have been a special difficulty in mathematical theory. Understanding these concepts requires strong spatial and abstract thinking. In this paper, through the graphical and quantitative methods, the significance of gradient representation is clearly displayed in the form of graphics.
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