#double integrals and jacobian
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the Jacobian doesnt have to be a number
like the Jacobian for polar coordinates is r, which isnt a number
Oh yeah but i mean wouldnt I get a Jacobian has x or y in it
no
But i switch to integration with u v
you have x=g(u,v) and y=h(u,v)
Yeah but with the substitution u=xy and v=x^2-y^2 im having trouble actually getting those functions
And valid results to partially derive
$u=xy\to 1 = xy_u+yx_u$ and $v=x^2-y^2\to 0 = 2xx_u-2yy_u$
Omegabet_
which is a linear system in $x_u$ and $y_u$
Omegabet_
which are the things you want for the jacobian
Thank youb
, would it be too much to explain how you got the second part
Why is v becoming 0
Omegabet_
Okay thank you, I will try to solve with this but may I ask for help if I get stuck 