These are excellent videos. However, without audio, they only convey definite meaning to those who already know the proof. In this case, we need audio which defines the "winding number" ,the role of continuity, and the dominance of the high order term.
excelent! Hope that this type of video gets more popular. I think that is just amazing form to teach/learn/talk about math (without forget the usual ways). It is more human!
Maybe, but surely you know algebraic formulations cannot exist for arbitrary polynomials; if not, Wiki "Abel." Group Theory, in particular Galois, is at the centre of the issue.
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mumbo jumbo!! i could do a infinity of these. there just abstract things in a real world. thats what i dont like about mathematics, too precise, too clean. nothing can exist without interaction, without connection...
The little I know about measuring a complex slope is by integrals. (what I remember from 11th grade 30 years ago) it's an estimate, knowing there's an infinite number of points on the curve to integrate. poor Issac made it clear 500 years ago when the apple bobbed him .
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I want this video on my X320 phone.
augustbuckne717 1 week ago
Not didactic by any stretch...
Not much purpose served here...
km2711 1 year ago
bullshit- some need a bit of guidance jerk
kykittykat 2 years ago
audio, please!
farflungfloyd 3 years ago
Math is truely amazing, if we understand it, sure it may be fustrating to learn, but once you understand it ..it is amazing
Mizbonita08 2 years ago
These are excellent videos. However, without audio, they only convey definite meaning to those who already know the proof. In this case, we need audio which defines the "winding number" ,the role of continuity, and the dominance of the high order term.
copernicus633 3 years ago
excelent! Hope that this type of video gets more popular. I think that is just amazing form to teach/learn/talk about math (without forget the usual ways). It is more human!
Congratulations!
Rrabelo 3 years ago
You could add voice to the explanation (and make the video a bit slower). It would make the video just perfect. 5/5 still. XD
nihil1 3 years ago 5
Maybe, but surely you know algebraic formulations cannot exist for arbitrary polynomials; if not, Wiki "Abel." Group Theory, in particular Galois, is at the centre of the issue.
Shindashi 3 years ago
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I fucking hate Math !!! :D
hsdkahkjcbaksc 4 years ago
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mumbo jumbo!! i could do a infinity of these. there just abstract things in a real world. thats what i dont like about mathematics, too precise, too clean. nothing can exist without interaction, without connection...
sidthemyth 4 years ago
I think you made a mistake!
whiutecloud24 4 years ago
What do you think is wrong? I would like to post corrections on any mistake you find.
bothmer 4 years ago
both sides should be equal. don't you trust algebra or is it some sort of "card trick?"
whiutecloud24 4 years ago
You had to reinstate the homeomorphic group with a quintic.
RiemannCalculator 4 years ago
The little I know about measuring a complex slope is by integrals. (what I remember from 11th grade 30 years ago) it's an estimate, knowing there's an infinite number of points on the curve to integrate. poor Issac made it clear 500 years ago when the apple bobbed him .
whiutecloud24 4 years ago
sweet!
hanko2001 4 years ago
that's what i'm looking for!
ScottMccloud 4 years ago
cool
chrisrave 5 years ago