First of all, how you have taught nuclear and particle physics is just outstanding!! These lectures are very good to learn and understand physics. I have a demand that please make a series on details about Standard Model and Beyond Standard Model Phenomenology (Including Neutrino physics, dark matter physics, collider physics, lattice gauge theory etc) using QFT treatment. It will be really helpful to learn Standard Model from you
On the right side of your equation, you wrote [(n2(L-x))/(c(sqrt[(L-x)^2+x^2]))]. I think that you meant to write [(n2(L-x))/(c(sqrt[(L-x)^2+(y2)^2]))]
Great video. Appreciate the great service you are doing to make physics very very nicely. This video does explain how Fermats Principle implies Snell's law. Why light behaves like this is probably explained better through Huygen's wave theory. Requesting for a follow up video ☺️. Perhaps now at quantum level there might be some other theory which I have no idea about and it would be great if it can be covered.
6:28 time period is not zero, it is the minimum or maximum (but there is no maximum for the x-t curve as it is a bowl shaped parabola, so minimum is the only option). dt/dx is 0 at this point
Sir, Pl clear these doubts [A (1) How you fixed Points A & B. ( 2) In the differentiation how you treated 'x' is variable and 'y' is Constant. [ B ] Pl. correct the second part where t= { 1st part } + { second part }* {C } it is a direct Result from REFRACTION EXPT of Glass SLAB. Why this much beating about the BUSH ???
Correct me if i am wrong but shouldnt we incule 2ydy/dx as well because if you apply chain rule on 1/2(y^2+x^2)^1/2 we get an extra term which yiu didnt inculde why?
From Variational Calculus we know " If a particle will go to point A to point B, for the least time the path will be a cycloid" - which is known as the famous Brachistochrone Problem in Physics, but, in contrast when light goes from point A to point B light takes the path for which the time is minimum (generally, the Fermat's principle) and the path is straight line, not cycloid.. Why so? 🤔
Please do justice to this problem: Q) Two identical charged spheres suspended from a common point by two massless strings of lengths 𝒍, are initially at a distance d (𝒅≪𝒍) apart because of their mutual repulsion. The charges begin to leak from both the spheres at a constant rate. As a result, the spheres approach each other with a velocity 𝐯. Then 𝐯 varies as a function of the distance 𝐱 between the spheres, as: (a) 𝐯∝𝐱^(𝟏/𝟐) (b) 𝐯∝𝐱 (c) 𝐯∝𝐱^(− 𝟏/𝟐) (d) 𝐯∝𝐱^(−𝟏) Please bhaiya, do make a easy video on this, and please don't assume equilibrium instantaneously as everybody else does to solve this. Also please make this video 12th Grader friendly, don't use langrangian etc. Please please make a video explaining this problem in detail.
Finally video with chalks and boards
Is it only me or others also feel these videos are better than the one where he shows his computer screen?
I just posted the same comment above and saw your comment. Lol
I agreeee
Your way of delivering content extremely effective and easily understandable thank you so much sir you are awesome
Your explanation is quite unique...
Please choose a series
The most underrated channel on physics... stunning explanation
First of all, how you have taught nuclear and particle physics is just outstanding!! These lectures are very good to learn and understand physics.
I have a demand that please make a series on details about Standard Model and Beyond Standard Model Phenomenology (Including Neutrino physics, dark matter physics, collider physics, lattice gauge theory etc) using QFT treatment. It will be really helpful to learn Standard Model from you
Your style of Chalk and talk is the best.............
Please Please Do share your knowledge on competitive exams like CSIR NET.
Perfectly done and explained, I love your enthusiasm sir.
BEAUTIFULLY EXPLAINED SIR
Perfect physics teacher❣️❣️❣️
Thanks a lot sir. But in 9:21 we have considered theta 1 as n1, and theta 2 as n1. So it shouldn't be n2/n1 right...?
On the right side of your equation, you wrote [(n2(L-x))/(c(sqrt[(L-x)^2+x^2]))]. I think that you meant to write [(n2(L-x))/(c(sqrt[(L-x)^2+(y2)^2]))]
Really ur rockstar of physics what an explanation sir... Really awesome
Love it!, you are the best physics teacher I have met
Great video. Appreciate the great service you are doing to make physics very very nicely.
This video does explain how Fermats Principle implies Snell's law. Why light behaves like this is probably explained better through Huygen's wave theory.
Requesting for a follow up video ☺️.
Perhaps now at quantum level there might be some other theory which I have no idea about and it would be great if it can be covered.
Great video.
But there is a little mistake in the denominator (hypotenuse) in the right term. You used x² instead of y2².
Amazing session
6:28 time period is not zero, it is the minimum or maximum (but there is no maximum for the x-t curve as it is a bowl shaped parabola, so minimum is the only option). dt/dx is 0 at this point
I was exploring answer of the question why light is in hurry. And it's still a question. By the way your video are always good.
Sir keep us taught using this green Board. It looks so good like classroom.
That digital marker and digital board doesn't feel like that.
but how this derivation proves that light can take path which is not straight line
Sir I saw your nuclear physics videos . Can you suggest a book ? Please
Finally chalk and board again!!!!!! 🔥🔥
Sir, Pl clear these doubts
[A (1) How you fixed Points A & B. ( 2) In the differentiation how you treated 'x' is variable and 'y' is Constant.
[ B ] Pl. correct the second part where t= { 1st part } + { second part }*
{C } it is a direct Result from REFRACTION EXPT of Glass SLAB.
Why this much beating about the BUSH ???
Sir is on blackboard again!
Thank you, sir!
Beautiful proof
7:11- the (x)^2 is actually (y2)^2
nice explanation bro
Sir i want asking you. Sir when you started jam new batch.. I am eagerly waithing your new batch for iit jam.............. Please tell me sir🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yes. i am also same doubt. Pleae tell me sir
Excellent Expain sir 👌👌
Please upload video on tensor
Wasn't expecting that you will teach on blackboard these days. 🙏🙏🙏
I like this more than computer screen videos
Yeah
This also proves faster than light is possible and mass associated with that mass should be phase mass as quanta which depends opon probability.
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Correction, on the LHS, it is y^2, not x^2.
Correct me if i am wrong but shouldnt we incule 2ydy/dx as well because if you apply chain rule on 1/2(y^2+x^2)^1/2 we get an extra term which yiu didnt inculde why?
Derivative of y wrt x will be zero because y is not dependant on x only derivative of x terms will be there
How do light know before entering to medium which is shortest path?
Thank you
thank you.
Sir if i want to prepare cris what shuould i do
Sir, I have a question not related to this topic. I like the board you use for teaching. What material is it and where to get it from?
Thanks sir 😊🙏🙏
Good job
Plz start optics lectures
never thought of it that way
Thank you sir
As my prospective Hypothetical ether also exists in which light moves faster equivalent to Higgs field.
SIr quantum mechanics ka perturbation theory padhaye pls.
Sir poore youTube pe classical mechanics csir net ke liye karane vala koi nhi mila... Sir please aap kar dijiye
Sir, I am Dinuwara. I am still 15. I need to contact you directly to interrogate some questions. Can you please render me anything for that
Why diffrenciation with respect to x not y if y is done answer is not right
From Variational Calculus we know " If a particle will go to point A to point B, for the least time the path will be a cycloid" - which is known as the famous Brachistochrone Problem in Physics, but, in contrast when light goes from point A to point B light takes the path for which the time is minimum (generally, the Fermat's principle) and the path is straight line, not cycloid.. Why so? 🤔
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Please do justice to this problem:
Q) Two identical charged spheres suspended from a common point by two massless strings of lengths 𝒍, are initially at a distance d (𝒅≪𝒍) apart because of their mutual repulsion. The charges begin to leak from both the spheres at a constant rate. As a result, the spheres approach each other with a velocity 𝐯. Then 𝐯 varies as a function of the distance 𝐱 between the spheres, as:
(a) 𝐯∝𝐱^(𝟏/𝟐) (b) 𝐯∝𝐱 (c) 𝐯∝𝐱^(− 𝟏/𝟐) (d) 𝐯∝𝐱^(−𝟏)
Please bhaiya, do make a easy video on this, and please don't assume equilibrium instantaneously as everybody else does to solve this. Also please make this video 12th Grader friendly, don't use langrangian etc.
Please please make a video explaining this problem in detail.
Please check nimbus education
He is also a great guy like you