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Eugene! Thanks so much for these videos, everything makes more sense now. Would you be interested in describing how fluids work (fluid mechanics)? Thanks again!
Again, a very elegant visualization of a fundamental concept in mathematics. These videos should most definitely be used in junior high! A picture is worth a thousand words and an animation like this is worth a thousand pictures.
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Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky Hello，I love your video very much. I'm from China, and I highly recommend you to upload your video to bilibili, bilibili has a huge number of users in China. I suppose your video will be very popular at there. 3BLUE1BROWN has done that.
The greatest minds find elegant ways like your own where science meets the arts. A company like Pixar or Dream Works should create a division of animation with you in charge.
What a satisfying explanation of double integrals! It has opened the door to a brand-new world of calculus that I can't wait to explore further. 😁 (The classical music was also a nice touch!)
What a way of teaching! beautiful, clear, and simple. The animations are so lovely, they make me happy just looking at the colors. You also carefully break down the crucial processes slowly, allowing people to take their time to understand what is going on.
I'm subscribed to all the major educational channels (i'm sure you know of whom i speak) and i can honestly say that they can ALL learn something from you. You deliver absolute quality videos from the top down. Your work is AMAZING! It's only a matter of time before you hit the 1M sub mark (and above), just keep doing what you're doing. - Loyal Subscriber
you know what, a person makes clear and understandable videos like this should definitely understand the subject matter he explains, therefore our school teachers never understood the practical reflection but only have they known how to calculate.
13:22 That Naruto music. Hahaha. Great video as always, I really wish I had these when I was back in college taking Calc classes. I'm a visual learner and seeing things makes them 'click' in my head.
Extremely clear explanation and videos! Thanks too for keeping the commentary pace slow, with pauses so you can actually THINK about what's being said!
SO MUCH CLARITY!! I love your style of teaching, it should be the new norm. Thank you so much for the knowledge. I think i speak for everyone that watches this when i say: It is much appreciated!
What software did you use to make those? In Bangladesh 99.99% student can't even imagine why we do double integration, or even integration. I'm a game developer myself. I wish I could teach those through games. haha
I see that you too are a visual person, and these videos are so much fun to watch... I wish, I had these when I was learning. I do not mean just this video in particular ..but all of your videos. Good work! please keep it up.
Stunningly beautiful! Used to think physics and math are driest, now they appear prettiest! In less 15 minutes, I learned to calculate the size/area/volume of anything in the world! without any stress!It is Awesome!!!
the music was sooo dramatic. But anyhow, outstanding explanation. I just understood what exactly the polar coordinates mean. Thank you sooo much. I have never been told about the polar coordinates so well before this. Thank you very much.
I remember from the Calculus classes that in the Polar integration the "R" multiplier was called the "Jacobian", so to differentiate from the Rectangular integration explained before. Amazing video!
7:45 help me please..🖇️🐥 Diagram shows Z is not same for all parts (height). But how can it possible to take Z for every height...🙄 Is Z is a constant or variable...!!!!?🙏
"The only really valuable thing is intuition" [Albert Einstein]. You not only understood this yourself, it seems like it's your signature. You are WAAAAAY ahead of most text books and almost all university lectures in terms of understandability. Because you actually present it in ways the developers thought about it in their minds. Truely remarkable mindsdont just start with the abstract definitions out of nothing, because nobody can truely think abstractly without having examples to abstract from. So you really do it the way the geniuses invented it but by also filtering out the most understandable parts. Hope you are now confident that you are a true treasure to most students out there.
No words that can express my feeling infact no words able to explain the goodness of this vidio i mean i dont know what should i hv to day legend thnkx for your work its soooooooo helpfulll
@@EugeneKhutoryansky i m.became your fan its not norml.that u replied me oo my God m feeling soo happy aa worldbest teacher replies on my comment thankx alot sirr
this is terrific stuff. I'm an aerospace engineering student and your videos about curl and divergence has really helped. Can i ask for a little help? concepts of CIRCULATION and VORTICITY is really confusing and probably you're the only teacher who can explain what they really mean. please do a video on above topics. thank you so much for all these amazing videos. :-)
+Arpita Singh, thanks for the compliment, and I am glad to hear that my videos have been helpful. I will add circulation and vorticity to my list of topics for future videos. Thanks for the suggestion.
What u find is actually double integration of dxdydz . It won't be double integration of zdxdy. But this channel helps me to visualize so many things. Thanks to your team.
At 5:47 I expected a third way: slicing horizontally in steps Dz. You then need to 'collect' the sets in the xy-plane corresponding to a particular slice. This gives the Lebesgue integral. It would have been so nice to see Lebesgue integration as an intuitive extension of the Riemann integration in x and y, instead of the usual 'arcane and formal' introduction at a much later stage.
Another method to find out the area of circle is take those slices, separate into two groups and attach them in such way as to form a rectangle. the height of that rectangle would be the radius (R) and the length would be half the circumference of the circle. Circumference of a circle of is 2πr so half of it would be πr. Now applying the formula for area of a rectangle i.e. height*length we get r * πr = πr².
Thank you. You are doing an amazing job in helping people like me who were always curious how we arrive at these weird formulas. Now I get it. Incredible amount of work you have put in. Thanks again. By the way, do you dream mathematics in your REM sleep ? Your videos are like dreams of revelations, like God or an angel taking me to the deepest knowledge libraries of this universe and showing to me, by holding my hand and explaining. Later I find I woke up with more wisdom, than I have gone to sleep with.
thi is great, just one note: at the end you end up with the area equation of the circle but you started to calculate the volume of a disk. in fact you calculated the volume of the unit height cilynder. could be confusing to someone.
Volume=sum of arclength*height= sum of height*r*d theta*dr I never thought of it that way! I only thought of it because of area = integral 1/2*r^2 d theta and the Jacobian
Respected Eugene, each rectangle has a different height along the z-axis. While you have considered that constant, what did I observe during the video that was without change in z values? Should it not have been calculated as a different value? While, at the end, it resulted in another integral, a whole volume would become a triple integral. Nonetheless, your videos are my motivation and encourage my confidence in physics.
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Very nice explanation.. Best 👍👍
@Valentin Baker nice market strategy
Add Arabic
That is what we need in math education, animation!
Abderrahmane Mihoub And classical music ;)
If you like animation, you should check out 3B1B as well!
exactly! It makes understanding so much easier!
Hard to do with a black board and chalk. No matter how smart.
*in any sort of education, to be precise. Even biology would have to be most dependable on that
This channel is absolutely a scientific treasure!
Très Bien
Truly one of the best intuitive examples iv ever seen
Thanks for the compliment.
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+TheExaltedPheonix Finding Volume , mass if Density given ,Finding Centre of Gravity of complex shapes etc...
Please post a video on Cauchy Sequences,(Infinite Series)
Mandeep, I will add that topic to my list of topic for future videos.
Ok Thanks👍
Eugene! Thanks so much for these videos, everything makes more sense now. Would you be interested in describing how fluids work (fluid mechanics)? Thanks again!
Again, a very elegant visualization of a fundamental concept in mathematics. These videos should most definitely be used in junior high! A picture is worth a thousand words and an animation like this is worth a thousand pictures.
+Pär Johansson, thanks for the compliment.
magnificent. that's gonna make it easier for multivariable calculus students to understand.
+Gottfried Leibniz, thanks.
Pretty cool when one of the founders of calculus itself comes back from the dead to agree with your video, eh? Haha! ;)
@@icarus313 lmao
still waiting for Isaac Newton to reply to this
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Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky Hello，I love your video very much. I'm from China, and I highly recommend you to upload
your video to bilibili, bilibili has a huge number of users in China. I suppose your video will be very popular at there. 3BLUE1BROWN has done that.
RUclips is good，but most of us are still used to bilibili. Really hope you to come to bilibili. ^_^
I wish i had this video back when I was studying this topic! Excellent video and excellent quality! The rock music at the end was super cool
+Matheus Monteiro, thanks. Glad you liked it.
13:22 *physics intensifies*
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And this*
@@spacejunk2186 *like this?* EDIT: *oh wow...*
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Yousef Abdelgaber -LOL-
The greatest minds find elegant ways like your own where science meets the arts. A company like Pixar or Dream Works should create a division of animation with you in charge.
Are you kidding?
What a satisfying explanation of double integrals! It has opened the door to a brand-new world of calculus that I can't wait to explore further. 😁 (The classical music was also a nice touch!)
I am glad you liked my video. Thanks.
What a way of teaching! beautiful, clear, and simple. The animations are so lovely, they make me happy just looking at the colors. You also carefully break down the crucial processes slowly, allowing people to take their time to understand what is going on.
Thanks for the compliments.
I'm subscribed to all the major educational channels (i'm sure you know of whom i speak) and i can honestly say that they can ALL learn something from you. You deliver absolute quality videos from the top down. Your work is AMAZING! It's only a matter of time before you hit the 1M sub mark (and above), just keep doing what you're doing. - Loyal Subscriber
+Warren Wilson, thanks for that really great compliment.
I wish I had found this before, it's very clear.
you know what, a person makes clear and understandable videos like this should definitely understand the subject matter he explains, therefore our school teachers never understood the practical reflection but only have they known how to calculate.
This was very helpful for someone that is very visually oriented. THANK YOU!
I am glad my video was helpful. Thanks.
Thanks, you make me approach mathematics without fear.
13:22 That Naruto music. Hahaha.
Great video as always, I really wish I had these when I was back in college taking Calc classes. I'm a visual learner and seeing things makes them 'click' in my head.
+David Boucard, thanks for the compliment. Sorry I didn't have these videos ready back when you were in college.
Extremely clear explanation and videos! Thanks too for keeping the commentary pace slow, with pauses so you can actually THINK about what's being said!
Thanks for the compliment about my explanations.
SO MUCH CLARITY!! I love your style of teaching, it should be the new norm. Thank you so much for the knowledge. I think i speak for everyone that watches this when i say: It is much appreciated!
+Cuey IsDope, thanks. It is nice to be appreciated.
Great classical example -in both calculus and music :)
Great job E.K. !
Thanks!
This is apsolutely brilliant, thank you for sharing these videos for free! Keep up the good work!
Thanks.
An absolutely beautiful amalgamation of maths&music...with insane animations making the topic much simpler to understand!!!...
Thanks.
Amazing!!!! One of the best videos explaining double integrals and the coordinates systems
Thanks for the compliment about my video.
I was just listening to Mozart and when it was done I closed spotify and clicked on this video and then there were more Mozart!
Best Channel to learn about in-depth calculus. It helped me visualize the calculus.
Thanks. Glad to hear that my videos are helpful.
What software did you use to make those?
In Bangladesh 99.99% student can't even imagine why we do double integration, or even integration. I'm a game developer myself. I wish I could teach those through games. haha
I make my 3D animations with "Poser." I make some of the 3D models with "Wings3D."
Another amazingly intuitive explanation, Eugene. Thank you!
+Sean Wiesen, thanks.
Best Multivariable Calculus Video ever!!! 🇺🇸🤘🏼👊🏼🎤🖖🏼
Thanks for the compliment.
Really interesting as usual
I love these kind of videos
+Dante T, thanks. I am glad that you like my videos.
Mozart: Serenade in G, K.525 in case anyone wonders. Excellent choice of music!
You may as well just call it Eine Kleine Nachtmusic
One of the most beauty product for mankind. Big love, big thanks
Thanks!
I see that you too are a visual person, and these videos are so much fun to watch... I wish, I had these when I was learning. I do not mean just this video in particular ..but all of your videos. Good work! please keep it up.
Thanks. I am glad you like my videos.
Best channel acc to a electronics engg. In india.. ! From india with love pls upload more videos with deep information.
Thanks for the compliment. More videos are on their way.
Stunningly beautiful! Used to think physics and math are driest, now they appear prettiest! In less 15 minutes, I learned to calculate the size/area/volume of anything in the world! without any stress!It is Awesome!!!
+Fakher Halim, thanks.
Now I only understand integral and derivatives because of this channel. Congratulations
Awesome explanation. I never understood the concepts better before seeing these videos
I am glad you liked my explanation. Thanks.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky
Can you please also make a video on Navier Stokes equation please
I cannot explain how much I love your videos
I am glad to hear that. Thanks.
This is the best video on integration I have ever seen! Just found your channel and have already subscribed! Excellent work!
+monkeypoohonyou, thanks for the compliment, and I am happy to have you as a subscriber.
You just earned yourself another subscriber for making double integral so feasible. Keep it up ☺️
I am glad to have you as a subscriber. Thanks.
the music was sooo dramatic. But anyhow, outstanding explanation. I just understood what exactly the polar coordinates mean. Thank you sooo much. I have never been told about the polar coordinates so well before this. Thank you very much.
Glad you liked my explanation of polar coordinates.
great explanation....background music is soothing for the soul...nice
Thanks. I am glad you liked my explanation and choice of music.
I never comment, but i must say; this is high quality education for free and I love it!
+Henrik Nyholm, thanks. I am glad you liked it.
Wow, never seen such a beautiful explanation of integrals. Very good work, thank you.
+Markus Herrmann, thanks for the compliment. Glad you liked it.
Great work as always, Eugene. You need more recognition.
+Feynstein 100, thanks.
what software do u use to make these? looks great, and very smooth
I make my 3D animations with poser.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky Why not blender? It's free and easy to use with plenty more features?
great service to the humanity. god bless you and your team
+shivaji b, thanks.
Thank you so much for making such videos. The time you give between explaining two statement is really very helpfull.
Thanks.
I remember from the Calculus classes that in the Polar integration the "R" multiplier was called the "Jacobian", so to differentiate from the Rectangular integration explained before. Amazing video!
Now I can calculate the volume of my entire rocky cake 🎂🍰😍👍🏽
7:45 help me please..🖇️🐥
Diagram shows Z is not same for all parts (height). But how can it possible to take Z for every height...🙄
Is Z is a constant or variable...!!!!?🙏
Z is a variable, in the same way that X, Y, and theta are variables.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky
...thank you..❤️🎉🙏..
Please...surface integrals and differential equations.... Super explanations and graphics - thanks!
"The only really valuable thing is intuition" [Albert Einstein]. You not only understood this yourself, it seems like it's your signature. You are WAAAAAY ahead of most text books and almost all university lectures in terms of understandability. Because you actually present it in ways the developers thought about it in their minds. Truely remarkable mindsdont just start with the abstract definitions out of nothing, because nobody can truely think abstractly without having examples to abstract from. So you really do it the way the geniuses invented it but by also filtering out the most understandable parts.
Hope you are now confident that you are a true treasure to most students out there.
Thanks for the compliment.
instant like!. I'm glad to see your subscriber base is growing.
Thanks.
madam u done great job.. i am in strggling to get understand about voltage and current for the past 10years.. atlast u make it easy ... thanks alot
Glad you found my videos helpful. Thanks.
Some say Eugene is a man. I don't know. But I think like you, that the Autor is a SHE.
Very clear and understandable ever, even in grade school
Thanks.
You are doing Gods work! Could you please start a computer science series?
+Log Arithms, thanks for the compliment. Regarding computer science, I already have one video titled "Logic Gates from Transistors." Thanks.
Well done explanation and visualization with beautiful music at first.
Thanks for the compliment.
Great ! My all concepts are now cleared . Thanks .
Glad my video was helpful. Thanks.
This channel is underrated.
Thanks.
This makes it so easy to understand
Thanks. Glad to hear that.
The best channel on yt!
Thanks for the compliment. I am glad you like my videos.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky You deserve much more popularity
Thanks.
One of the best videos I've ever seen... (I recommend use vel 1.25 or 1.5)
I have the greatest respect for you. Thank you very very very very much. I really love your videos.
No words that can express my feeling infact no words able to explain the goodness of this vidio i mean i dont know what should i hv to day legend thnkx for your work its soooooooo helpfulll
Thanks. I am glad that you liked my video that much and that it was helpful.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky i m.became your fan its not norml.that u replied me oo my God m feeling soo happy aa worldbest teacher replies on my comment thankx alot sirr
OMG, i felt really exhited when I finally understood where the equation for the area of a circle is coming from
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this is terrific stuff. I'm an aerospace engineering student and your videos about curl and divergence has really helped.
Can i ask for a little help? concepts of CIRCULATION and VORTICITY is really confusing and probably you're the only teacher who can explain what they really mean. please do a video on above topics. thank you so much for all these amazing videos. :-)
+Arpita Singh, thanks for the compliment, and I am glad to hear that my videos have been helpful. I will add circulation and vorticity to my list of topics for future videos. Thanks for the suggestion.
Beautiful.........now its stuck in my brain....love it
Glad you liked my video. Thanks.
Song title is morning mood by Edvard Grieg in case you were curious
What u find is actually double integration of dxdydz . It won't be double integration of zdxdy. But this channel helps me to visualize so many things. Thanks to your team.
Outstanding teaching 🥇🥇🥇🥇.Thank you mam
Thanks for the compliment. I am glad you liked my video.
Thank you so much, now it all makes sense where in class i just kept staring.
Glad my video was helpful.
At 5:47 I expected a third way: slicing horizontally in steps Dz. You then need to 'collect' the sets in the xy-plane corresponding to a particular slice. This gives the Lebesgue integral. It would have been so nice to see Lebesgue integration as an intuitive extension of the Riemann integration in x and y, instead of the usual 'arcane and formal' introduction at a much later stage.
This is so intuitive. I wish I had this some years ago.
+BoIoko, thanks.
You are my biggest crush Eugene.
This was AMAZING and the music that came on at the end wow just wow
+YusefRhymer, glad you liked my video and my choice of music. Thanks.
You are doing a great job sir by making these videos👌🏻🙏🏻
+Mouli Thirumalasetty, thanks. I am glad that you like them.
+Mouli Thirumalasetty Sir? How do you know it's not a woman? It's a female voice..
+Nikola Tesla Kira Vincent--Davis
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I had no idea she actually has a normal voice :-)
I really love your videos. It's make me understand math.
Thanks. I am glad my videos are helpful and that you like them.
This channel is amazing.
+MultiMrHP, thanks.
I've learnt so much from this video. Thank you!
+Daniel Bostic (Funguyscienceman), glad to hear you found my video helpful. Thanks.
This channel is the best
Thanks for the compliment.
Sir Its the best thing on You tube.
Thanks
Thanks for the compliment.
I think it's a SHE :-)
nice dude
right before my midterms
+HakaTech, Thanks. Glad to hear that the video was in time for your midterms.
The best video I have ever seen!!! Thank you a lot!
Thanks for the compliment about my video. Glad you liked it.
Another method to find out the area of circle is take those slices, separate into two groups and attach them in such way as to form a rectangle. the height of that rectangle would be the radius (R) and the length would be half the circumference of the circle. Circumference of a circle of is 2πr so half of it would be πr.
Now applying the formula for area of a rectangle i.e. height*length we get r * πr = πr².
Thank you. You are doing an amazing job in helping people like me who were always curious how we arrive at these weird formulas. Now I get it. Incredible amount of work you have put in. Thanks again. By the way, do you dream mathematics in your REM sleep ? Your videos are like dreams of revelations, like God or an angel taking me to the deepest knowledge libraries of this universe and showing to me, by holding my hand and explaining. Later I find I woke up with more wisdom, than I have gone to sleep with.
Thanks for the compliment about my videos. I am glad to hear that they are helpful. No, I don't dream in mathematics. Thanks.
Thanks for great video!
Can i ask what kind of graphic tool do you use for making the animation in video?
Those visualized animations are so cool.
+JunSik CHOI, I use "Poser" for my 3D animations. And thanks for the compliment.
Thanks! Have a nice day,
thi is great, just one note: at the end you end up with the area equation of the circle but you started to calculate the volume of a disk. in fact you calculated the volume of the unit height cilynder. could be confusing to someone.
Voice of the narrator 👍👏
Thank you so much,now I understand integration.
Glad my video was helpful. Thanks.
I just love your videos.
+Shaelja Mishra, thanks. I am glad that you like them.
very good explanation, a video of the triple integrals explanation, please
Thanks for the compliment. A triple integral is just a logical extension of the concepts shown here.
Awesome videos, Eugene. Thanks a lot for sharing.
+Oscar Dean, you are welcome and thanks.
Great animations! I don't like the voice thing as much, but that's a pretty minor complaint. Overall this is some excellent content!
Could you to explain integrating complex functions?
Volume=sum of arclength*height= sum of height*r*d theta*dr
I never thought of it that way! I only thought of it because of area = integral 1/2*r^2 d theta and the Jacobian
Respected Eugene, each rectangle has a different height along the z-axis. While you have considered that constant, what did I observe during the video that was without change in z values? Should it not have been calculated as a different value? While, at the end, it resulted in another integral, a whole volume would become a triple integral.
Nonetheless, your videos are my motivation and encourage my confidence in physics.
So this is how physics used to run in minds of Einstein and others.
i love this video.. thanks a lot god bless you.. please do more videos and try to make every abstract concepts easy like that
Wonderful work And beautiful mind