@h0wud0in2 I believe it's a sophomore, fall term class. Also, it's going "slow" because he's going in-depth and it's semester based (instead of quarter based). And you're not getting everything, because MIT students have what's called "recitation" before class (not sure how often) that goes over applications, methods, homework, etc. MIT is more concerned with your thought process than with "here's how to solve this diff eq, let's move on" (at least, from what I've seen).
Complex equaitions of 1 are good start to understand the Group Theory. I didn't understand a bit of Galois' Theory till I picked a high school book where they discussed how Gauss divided a unit circle into 17 parts
his explanation for euler's formula being a definition not a formula sounds a little fishy to me. either he's pandering to the high-school students - or he genuinely hasn't heard of the derivation of this from taylor's theorem.
The man is a Math Professor for MIT. I am 100% certain that he knows the derivation by Taylor-Series expansion... but the use of complex coordinate system is the basis by which Euler first hypothesized and demonstrated the formula. You are in fact the ignorant one is you simply want to jump to taylor's theorem without a symbolic explanation.
@jahs389 well said. there are many fools on youtube, the guy just learned about taylor and want to manifest his knowledge all over the place. so lame !
good way to remember the formulae for cos(t1+t2) and sin(t1+t2) %)
dveyarangi 5 days ago
Spam in a MIT video about differential equations... that's strange =/.
escudero231289 3 weeks ago in playlist MIT 18.03 Differential Equations, Spring 2006
One person didn't hear the music.
waterskippers 1 month ago
@waterskippers hilariously creative
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ShaniMerriebk658 2 months ago
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agapitoflores001 3 months ago
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thebigfootme 3 months ago
is this class for noobs or something? when do mit students do take that course (engineers say). it seems to be going really slow
h0wud0in2 8 months ago
@h0wud0in2 I believe it's a sophomore, fall term class. Also, it's going "slow" because he's going in-depth and it's semester based (instead of quarter based). And you're not getting everything, because MIT students have what's called "recitation" before class (not sure how often) that goes over applications, methods, homework, etc. MIT is more concerned with your thought process than with "here's how to solve this diff eq, let's move on" (at least, from what I've seen).
tjklemz 6 months ago
@h0wud0in2 this isnt necessarily the whole class, as i realized when i saw the berkeley lectures which are very detailed and nice.
MrBigEnchilada 3 months ago
Oh my god this guy is hilarious lol
rinwhr 8 months ago
the argument beats the angle :p
remuscariasonant 11 months ago
Complex equaitions of 1 are good start to understand the Group Theory. I didn't understand a bit of Galois' Theory till I picked a high school book where they discussed how Gauss divided a unit circle into 17 parts
MrAsiansunite 1 year ago
33:27 just made my day
YellowCakeKid 1 year ago 5
somebody should keep this man supplied with buckets and buckets of pretty-colored sidewalk chalk
YellowCakeKid 1 year ago 2
11:50 It's funny that I'm listening to light music as he said all that.
RoboTekno 1 year ago
21:29 C'est la vie :P
jimmylovesyouall 1 year ago 3
He's an incredible teacher. My prof blows compared to this guy.
smoothawperator 2 years ago 3
i dont have to sell Euler, he sells himself!!!!!!!!!!!!!! loooooooooooolz
tharinduuuu 2 years ago 14
I find these comments so strange: HE MENTIONED THE POWER SERIES!!
sikory 2 years ago
@sikory For Eulers expansion, so you can summon the sines and cosines.
gero1990 1 year ago
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man I did this stuff in grade 8 in singapore!
soom66 3 years ago
@soom66 you derivated euler's formula in 8th grade?! yeah sounds perfectly realistic to me
giovanni9107 1 year ago
@soom66 wait a second, I assumed he was going to derive it but he didnt... unbelievable... my bad
giovanni9107 1 year ago
@soom66 ur a bloody disgrace to singapore :)
thwei64 1 year ago
The professor has great lectures.
I am from Poland and I do not know English well. I understand perfectly lesson from the analysis.
I hope that more lectures Mr professor will YOU TUBE
STEBEL48 3 years ago 4
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his explanation for euler's formula being a definition not a formula sounds a little fishy to me. either he's pandering to the high-school students - or he genuinely hasn't heard of the derivation of this from taylor's theorem.
fjanoos 3 years ago
Yeah, I'm sure he's ignorant to one of the most frequently used derivation in mathematics.....
troponinnutrition 3 years ago 4
The man is a Math Professor for MIT. I am 100% certain that he knows the derivation by Taylor-Series expansion... but the use of complex coordinate system is the basis by which Euler first hypothesized and demonstrated the formula. You are in fact the ignorant one is you simply want to jump to taylor's theorem without a symbolic explanation.
jahs389 3 years ago 22
Who's the geniuses here that can't realize sarcasm?
I suppose I should explain that the use of genius in this comment is meant with a sarcastic tone....
troponinnutrition 3 years ago
@jahs389 well said. there are many fools on youtube, the guy just learned about taylor and want to manifest his knowledge all over the place. so lame !
yoyaya007 1 year ago
Excellent!
existentialfunk 3 years ago