Lec 18 | MIT 18.06 Linear Algebra, Spring 2005

[kinmehari]

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[dagarciawmedu]

41:20 lol

[SheliaTisaep474]

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[MTYnederlander]

wtf is with his left eye? is takes away my attention..

[agapitoflores001]

One of the most useful topics in Mathematics is Algebra. Nice!

[scrappyOoOcoco]

and actually I just created an youtube account to thumb up, i have to.

[scrappyOoOcoco]

oh actually last message supposed to post in lec 17 not this one. but u no.~ and i recon a guy studies this one day before me..

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[scrappyOoOcoco]

in ninth edition of elementary linear algbra textbook,

I accidently see a picture of gilber strang.

lol so exicited.

with all the lecters along, and the funny thing about it is. 4 pictures he drew before are inpage 336- page 337.

Support! lol

[akhil089]

thanks professor gilbert

[ja2smart92]

He is really good...thx for uploading this

[Yakeyglee]

Does anyone have a good proof for property 9?

[sur1kor]

I am so addicted to these lectures..

Thanks MIT and Prof Gilbert Strang.

[type144]

thanks a lot, professor

[atgcxx]

seems that i have been in this classroom before, for some information theory course.

[publicanimal]

Same comment as everyone else. This was a much better explanation than my professor gave.

[salehjamsaljames]

my prof. can come and learn from this prof.

[landsgevaer]

Property 2 wasn't needed as a fundamental property, since it follows from property 3.

[PurestLogic]

wtf this math is trivial

[deas010]

@PurestLogic It's a first year course, dick.

[slatz20]

for det( A + B ) = ? there is no formula....

[slatz20]

u forgot to multiplay c and d with 5 in 21:10

[DareDefyMe88]

These videos are amazing for test review. My linear algebra teacher is awesome but these videos are nice to watch since hopefully I already know everything going on.

[thibaud1300]

This professor makes it really simple! Thank you MIT!

Just a pitty to see those students uninterested.

[seisdoesmatter]

strang has got a bounty of black boards to use, what a lucky guy. And that chalk, damn thats some nice chalk

[LennyLeonard85]

@seisdoesmatter The chalk's really awesome. Looks thicker than ordinary chalk. It seems a bit like the chalk kids use to paint on the pavement!

[vonfred54]

the most interesting algebra ever. thank you professor!!

[shyaman53]

great video.thanks man

[FarrenfollowsBen]

Ooooo he looks good in teal <333

[DaWanderer]

i didn't learn anything about linear algebra at my own university. then I found these lectures from MIT.

this stuff is GOLD!!

[greekman234]

Dterminants is my fav part of linear Algebra xD

[andi1701]

@greekman234 not if you go into the deep theory. this sucks.

just applying it is a nobrainer tho

[vitorzago1]

Thanks professor, you are awsome.

[ibaBoilermaker]

Thank you, this professor was much better at explaining then mine