err I don't get this... how do you know one turn should give 4 leaves, and not 3 or sth, if you didn't know the Lucas angle? And why can't we get a fifth leaf?
@allmusicgogogo It's because she's starting with the Lucas series from 4, 7, 11... similar to how she was trying to get 3, 5, 8... as a non-overlapping layer of leaves in an apparent circle (even though the process of single leaf addition has gone to angles above 360 degrees, if the leaves are thin enough, they don't appear to overlap when viewed from overhead). The edges of those leaves can be traced to form the Fibonacci or Lucas number of spirals (see her coloring at 0:44 )
@ivan09193 or "tl;dr", she's assuming the patterned number of spirals to find the angles.
(The fact that phi is a ratio of either Fibonacci or Lucas numbers doesn't predict the creation of spirals on pinecones, so she works backwards). She's very interested in the subject, and probably realized that her Lucas demonstration needed further clarification, so she made this video.
Did you do any research on the Goseck circle? It's an ancient solar observatory that depicts the summer and winter solstice. I believe there is an angle of about 100 degrees on it. Maybe the whole solar system is based on Fibonacci and Lucas numbers.
I love these videos. Just when I'm despairing about having to engage in the short term to get what I want in the long-term, along comes Vihart to make me fascinated with maths again.
i thought the new channel is for random stuff. like everything BUT math. no i am confused, because i like the math stuff, but this should be on the other channel, doesn't it?
@TheGilmer there are smart girls (!) everywhere. you just need to find them, since most are shy (just like it is with boys) or they are not, but then you'll probably not realize that they are pretty smart. so if you can't find any, you are either blind, or just not very interesting to smart girls ;)
@homeXstone I live in a county in SW Virginia. School has sub-700 people. I know of two legitimately smart girls. One is a b**** and thinks she's a blessing to the world and the other has a schedule that conflicts 100% with mine, so I never get to spend time with her.
Note that my earlier post wasn't meant to be sexist, by the way; there is one legitimately smart guy that I know from here. >.>
I love these videos and I wouldn't want to change the style. I often want to pause the videos to absorb what's been said and to look at the drawings. I wonder if you could also do a longer video on this topic (covering parts 1 - 3), taking it a little more slowly but still with plenty of the artwork to show the beauty of the patterns.
I watched it but I don't get it
HuffeIpuffer 1 week ago
err I don't get this... how do you know one turn should give 4 leaves, and not 3 or sth, if you didn't know the Lucas angle? And why can't we get a fifth leaf?
allmusicgogogo 2 weeks ago
@allmusicgogogo It's because she's starting with the Lucas series from 4, 7, 11... similar to how she was trying to get 3, 5, 8... as a non-overlapping layer of leaves in an apparent circle (even though the process of single leaf addition has gone to angles above 360 degrees, if the leaves are thin enough, they don't appear to overlap when viewed from overhead). The edges of those leaves can be traced to form the Fibonacci or Lucas number of spirals (see her coloring at 0:44 )
ivan09193 6 days ago
@ivan09193 or "tl;dr", she's assuming the patterned number of spirals to find the angles.
(The fact that phi is a ratio of either Fibonacci or Lucas numbers doesn't predict the creation of spirals on pinecones, so she works backwards). She's very interested in the subject, and probably realized that her Lucas demonstration needed further clarification, so she made this video.
ivan09193 6 days ago
WHY YOU SO SMART?! You are a mathematical genius!! I look up to you
HiaBia0617 4 weeks ago in playlist More videos from vihartvihart
My names Lucas.
I'm top of my class.
My average tis semester is aroud the lucas angle, yet i still dont understand this!
lucaselviserickson 1 month ago
yeah that makes sens^^
yelolol 1 month ago
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ViHeart:I used to be a normal person like you,but then I took a marker to the paper...
98Quince 1 month ago
these videos always make me realize how little my brain works on an everyday basis.
dboyzero 1 month ago in playlist More videos from vihartvihart
@dboyzero "These videos always make me realize a little how my brain works on a daily basis" FTFY
MrArloBarnes 1 week ago
how did Leslie get on youtub (big bang thoery)
Paperman1161 1 month ago in playlist More videos from vihartvihart
Haha... Phi-nally...
MrPondation 1 month ago
wow I have no idea what you are talking about
O.o I may never will
129das 1 month ago in playlist More videos from vihartvihart 2
wat
sirdude2220 1 month ago
what??,,, I missed all of this there was to much sexy in your voice.
wyseman76 1 month ago
Does the comic Uzumaki do anything for you, you spiral lover you?
joiles01 1 month ago
Here's some other neat stuff about phi:
Phi squared equals phi plus one
One over phi equals phi minus one.
Take the square root of one over phi, add one over phi and you get the number one.
By the way, in case anyone wants to try out their own calculations, the exact number phi is (sqrt(5)+1)/2
Or you can just type in phi in google and the calculator will recognize it.
xmentosx 1 month ago
What do you smoke?
marypozo 1 month ago
Am I the only one that is a little umm... lost?
craftygal1234 1 month ago 3
what did I say about the puns? It's ok though, this one was much better
iamjew101 1 month ago
OMG MY BRAIN HURTS!!!!
Bradley12595 1 month ago
Did you do any research on the Goseck circle? It's an ancient solar observatory that depicts the summer and winter solstice. I believe there is an angle of about 100 degrees on it. Maybe the whole solar system is based on Fibonacci and Lucas numbers.
vincegarrett1 1 month ago
I am so glad modern technology permits me to rewind it a bit now and then. :D So... this is about Lucas angles... okay, tell me again...
kjrunia 1 month ago
If he combines all the hay stacks he'd have 1. right??
antijelly 1 month ago
The new channel is great!
mirex951 1 month ago
Did anyone else for a second believe "T" stood for Tau instead of Turns? Luckily I snapped out of it pretty quickly.
xmentosx 1 month ago 4
@xmentosx i still believe it actually stood for Time, which makes the whole vid that much more magical.
BobForehead 1 month ago
@xmentosx oh wait wh-
Kynitt 1 month ago
@xmentosx Wait... that doesn't stand for Tau?
Damn, and I thought I understood at least one thing.
muntoonxt 1 month ago
@muntoonxt It does.
Tensileflesh 1 month ago
PHI-nally...
I love these videos. Just when I'm despairing about having to engage in the short term to get what I want in the long-term, along comes Vihart to make me fascinated with maths again.
SherlotteR 1 month ago
That would definitely be the first video of yours that made me go @_@
reishvedaur 1 month ago
Wonderful to see τ again :)
TheMesh 1 month ago
Did you know that tv is in the middle of your channel name?
melodicagirl666 1 month ago
i thought the new channel is for random stuff. like everything BUT math. no i am confused, because i like the math stuff, but this should be on the other channel, doesn't it?
homeXstone 1 month ago
How much of this do you figure out on your own?
TokrokK 1 month ago in playlist More videos from vihartvihart
Smart girls are so sexy... o.O
She's seriously awesome; I wish there were smart chicks where I'm from. :3
TheGilmer 1 month ago
@TheGilmer there are smart girls (!) everywhere. you just need to find them, since most are shy (just like it is with boys) or they are not, but then you'll probably not realize that they are pretty smart. so if you can't find any, you are either blind, or just not very interesting to smart girls ;)
homeXstone 1 month ago 3
@homeXstone I live in a county in SW Virginia. School has sub-700 people. I know of two legitimately smart girls. One is a b**** and thinks she's a blessing to the world and the other has a schedule that conflicts 100% with mine, so I never get to spend time with her.
Note that my earlier post wasn't meant to be sexist, by the way; there is one legitimately smart guy that I know from here. >.>
It's awful down here, man. :(
TheGilmer 1 month ago
For those interested, ~95.5 degrees is 360/(phi+2), or as Vi would put it, 1/(phi+2) "th" of a circle.
agmessier 1 month ago
I love these videos and I wouldn't want to change the style. I often want to pause the videos to absorb what's been said and to look at the drawings. I wonder if you could also do a longer video on this topic (covering parts 1 - 3), taking it a little more slowly but still with plenty of the artwork to show the beauty of the patterns.
LsBaba 1 month ago
I see you managed to squeeze Tau into there under the guise of "turns". Sneaky sneaky!
donniemorrow 1 month ago
Is it weird that whenever I watch a Viheart video, I picture Felicia Day talking? Probably.
itachifan1243 1 month ago
@vihartvihart generic comment about how i could listen to you all day
superduper123191 1 month ago 58
:D
flamecas11 1 month ago
@vihartvihart
Good tutorial, but can you make it HD quality like Sal?
vpletap 1 month ago
@vpletap HD usually just takes a bit longer to upload, I think this is quite a new video
SamTarpey 1 month ago
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vpletap 1 month ago
This new channel makes me feel like today is my birthday.
LordHawkbat 1 month ago 124
@LordHawkbat lol today is my birthday.
SparkJavelin 1 month ago
@LordHawkbat I know that feel.
Idontwantacoolname 1 month ago