Partial Differential Equations--Separation of Variables Part 1

[kebabsallad]

Should have done Finite element method. The only shit I found about that is some indians talking nonsense bout it =(, I find alot of Fourier, but none of FEM

[tombert256]

@kebabsallad Ah, probably. I was mainly making this video to collect my own thoughts more than anything else, and that's what we were learning.

[MJsDisciple]

Thanks a lot, very helpful. Not many resources out there like you said.

[rung3000]

which uni does this guy teach in?hes reall good

[tombert256]

@rung3000 Complimented appreciated! I do not teach in a university. I am an undergrad at Florida State University.

[tombert256]

@analysssis Yeah, I think I fixed that in the doc.

[gvsfgdf]

Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­ooooooooooooooooo much man. There are people who really appreciate what you do. Props dude.

[ktonlai]

i did this in university last year.. and i swear it wasnt this difficult..

[tombert256]

@ktonlai If you found this stuff easy when you took it, I envy you.

[ktonlai]

@tombert256 no no, im saying your video is going much more in depth and much more challenging than how i did partial differentiation

[Vadvagool]

Thanks for the video! Its a lot of help. Never understood what my teacher explained in class, but I'm beginning to get it.

Also, the Google Doc is a real life saver.

[tombert256]

@Vadvagool Glad I could be some help!

[Zeeblog]

Good teaching style, this definitely helped. Although I'd switch to using a chalkboard or whiteboard if you have one, because working with MathType is a little awkward.

[tombert256]

@Zeeblog I actually love Mathtype, but I'll admit that viewing the video can get a bit cumbersome with just a screen record.

I don't have a whiteboard or chalkboard, but I was thinking I might use a tablet and photoshop and record that in the future...Not sure, just an idea for now.

[baranlomiel]

Thanks a lot for making this video! There aren't a whole lot of videos out there to help with this subject and it's much appreciated.

[tombert256]

@baranlomiel Not a problem! I noticed the lack of videos myself about twenty minutes after I registered for the class, which hit me like a punch in the stomach since I had become somewhat dependent on videos to help me through ordinary differential equations.

I'm glad I could help!

[IronyImpact]

wow, dont get it at all but im going to keep this in mind for when im supposed to be learning this and i get confused because so far you've been a great teacher to me.