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(a) curl f
(b) grad f
(c) div F
(d) curl(grad f)
(e) grad F
(f) grad(div F)
(g) div(grad f)
(h) grad(div f)
(i) curl(curl F)
(j) div(div F)
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(l) div(curl(grad f))
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