Solenoidal Vector Field
A vector field whose divergence is zero is a solenoidal vector field. If F be a solenoidal vector field then divF=0. This fact has been explained by taking different examples. Any constant vector field has zero divergence ,so these are solenoidal vector fields. Magnetic field B is another important example of a solenoidal vector field.
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