Lec 7 | MIT 18.03 Differential Equations, Spring 2006

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[LogicalFlawDetector]

This lecture was tough. Complexification is a new word we all learned today, at least, even though most probably didn't understand the math.

[shocks007]

The camera man for this lecture is a noob.

[flashkillerffff]

it seems there are a few minutes missing in the beginning

[cesfigas]

Germans, always think that their better than anyone else.

[giovanni9107]

@cesfigas Been half a year in Germany, have a german exchange student at home right now and I can tell that what you're saying is absolutely... right. They're such stuck ups! I mean they consider seing the flaws of other people as the highest virtue... yeah, like it's such a hard thing to do.

[bloomingdedalus]

@cesfigas I wonder if they spell "they're" as "their?"

[frgflow28]

MIT isn't (!) any better than any german university!

[airpower123]

germans are idiots.

60 years and still no nuclear weopons.

pathetic if you ask me.

[MATH462PDE]

He dropped a constant at 25:33, so he has a solution of the DE, but whether it will fit the initial data depends if y(0) = \dfrac{cos(\phi)}{\sqrt{1+(\df­rac{w}{k})^{2} }, where \phi=atan(\dfrac{w}{k}) .

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[minotaurochess]

mathematics is very easy, the engineering aplications is the important thing about this

[ahpacific]

The application(s) is(are) trivial. The theory is where the difficulty lies. Though the application(s) are historically where the theory/theories come from.

[landin048]

Dude.  "Ain't that more real"? Whoosh. Right over your head.

[donnyab]

any difference is in YOUR head !

[physicsworks]

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[ne43poc]

I'm thinking whether classes at MIT are that much different to other schools. Sure the Lecture Notes are outstanding in quality, but they ain't that more complicated than others. It must be the competition between the students that makes the difference??

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