The Theory of Higher Order Differential Equations

[@BoZhaoengineering]

Fancy all math videos from Dr. Trefor. If you search math tutorial video, this channel is a must -see.

[@Darkev77]

The way you present complicated topics in such an elegant way is just brilliant! Why can’t you be my math professor QQ

[@continnum_radhe-radhe]

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[@saadhassan9469]

Really enjoyed the video

[@SamikshaBhardwaj]

Thank u so much sir

[@9LimaAlpha7]

literally waxted my time and didnt understood a thing !!!!!!!!!

[@fahrenheit2101]

Then check out earlier videos. In context, all of this makes perfect sense. If the earlier videos dont make sense you need a primer on some prerequisites, like basic calculus

[@yarenkaya7872]

I am biased that I will grasp the topic that you explain where W[x] is not 0 (independent :)) of what the topic is.

[@ClayLindsay]

Do not trust, is April fools day.

[@DrTrefor]

someone in my undergrad once told me every function is analytic and I slept deeply that night

[@Darkev77]

May I ask what is the wronskian? Is this like checking whether a matrix has Full Rank or not (rank deficient) in the Linear Algebra world?

[@DrTrefor]

Check out the previous video in the series where i introduce it. But yes, it has a tight connection to linear algebra as you suggest.

[@imanfazel7157]

Fantastic! Very clear and concise. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@sarafarahat5067]

When the solution of third order DE is y= c1 y1^2+c2 y2^2+c3?

[@ismailsevimli6424]

Thanks, I was totally lost with these topics till now :d. Do you think that we should be able to understand all this topics from a book quickly. Im asking because this same theorem is so hard to understand by reading it from a book. What is the difference, should we always watch videos to learn math?.

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just going to complete the playlist !
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[@PunmasterSTP]

Theory of higher order? More like "Terrific videos that are like no other!"

[@michaell4036]

Professor, you have my upmost appreciation, thanks to you who manage to teach me what my college professor couldn't under 10 minutes.

[@MuhammadInaamSufi]

I have a question can you define the algebraic structure behind this general nth order differential equation

[@georgesadler7830]

Professor Bazett, thank you for an awesome analysis on The Theory of Higher Order Differential Equations. Many topics in Differential Equations are similar to each other.

[@ankitkumarsingh9815]

Sir I have a doubt in propositional logic. If you can help me with a video then I would be grateful to you. The question is : how for all values of x implies there exist of x for particular P(x)?

[@Ultiminati]

What if ith derivative of y((0) is equal to zero but the others are not equal to zero? There is no such b for that case, so uniqueness fails?

[@sarvasvkakkar2545]

Thanks a lot sir!!

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΛαζαρίδης-ξ9ι]

Thank you !

[@sherifahmedyehya956]

Please Prof, Why while stating the general theorem, You defined F(x) = 0, Is it applicable only for the homogeneous ODEs ?

[@DrTrefor]

If you subtract the right hand side from both sides and include it in the F(x) you can make every equation equal to zero

[@ycombinator765]

@@DrTrefor does this mean ever equation can be a HDE?

[@arandomghost8819]

First!

[@DrTrefor]

nice!!

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Your mic makes it annoying to hear you tho your explanation is incredibly good please s new mic

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Thank you sir! You are perfect!

[@DrTrefor]

So nice of you!

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Thanks dr from Algeria

[@DrTrefor]

You're most welcome!

[@pipertripp]

Good stuff!

[@DrTrefor]

Thanks!

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Great content sir!

[@DrTrefor]

Glad you think so!

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[@suhailawm]

the number of bacteria on a plant follows a poisson distribution with parameter 60. find the probability of there being 55 to 75 bacteria on a plant
Gd afternoon professor. Plz let me explain that question. I got confused. (From Srilanka)