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Let F,G be vector fields on the plane such that both com-positions F dot G, G dot F : R^2 -> R^2 -> R^2 are the identity (x, y)->(x, y).
Prove that the field F is incompressible if and only if G is incompressible.
(A vector field is called incompressible if its divergence is zero everywhere.)
Prove that the field F is incompressible if and only if G is incompressible.
(A vector field is called incompressible if its divergence is zero everywhere.)
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