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  • Very concise. Thank you

  • to those who think they wasted their time watching this: it must really suck to be you!

  • Excellent teacher.

  • thank you!

  • Mathematical junk!!! The physical significance of tensor and principal axes has been totally ignored. I wasted 2 hours on this lecture and the prelude to to this.

  • thanks Apu

  • very lucid. very enjoyable. I look forward to learning much more from you.

  • Great explanation, simple, clear and not shallow and developed the ideias. No comparison!

  • thank you very much techer

  • Thank you Professor Amitabha Gosh! This is a very clear lecture, with an excellent presentation.

    Regards,

    AK

  • Wow, it's a masterpiece! I like the way he introduced the tensor concept. At vid time approx. 36 min, shouldn't it be single integral, not triple?

  • @aibiman8

    it seems that way since you are integrating mass. However, consider if you wanted to actually perform the integration. One would have to integrate the rigid body's mass which can be done succinctly with rho*dV to replace dm. This takes it to three dimensions. Yet, this actual step is unnecessary for what he is trying to show.

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  • You had me at "rotation about a point".

  • Thank you.. GReat lecture. very precise.

  • thanks for posting really appericiated!

  • excellent lecture

  • Thanks, nice lecture, I was looking for information about this topic. I have to go through again though, but it seems very nice organized.

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