After decades of using linear algebra in professional work, I still find these treatments of the basics quite refreshing and sometimes even enlightening. There is an elegance to the part of the world that can be modeled and predicted by linear maps.
Earlier in the series you mentioned that some of the geometry problems "become a joke" when we start solving solving them with vectors. Can we expect examples of that in the near future?
@@MathTheBeautifulThanks to you. I'm electrical engineer, with more than 15 years of experience and I'll subscribe next Monday on Maths at "Université de la Sorbonne" (Paris). Your video transmits not only deep knowledge on what is going on, but also passion of the teacher, and this is the very important thing. Congratulations!
After decades of using linear algebra in professional work, I still find these treatments of the basics quite refreshing and sometimes even enlightening. There is an elegance to the part of the world that can be modeled and predicted by linear maps.
Me too!
Gorgeous stuff.
Thank you!
oh did you mention to your students the identity matrix hidden in the metric? 'cuz you know
I did not, but will at another time.
In the thumbnail, you can use LaTeX coding *\imath* and *\jmath* to get a dotless *i* and *j* respectively.
Thank you! Yes, I think that would have been better!
BOOM! This may very well be the best way to bring the metric tensor into introductory physics.
Agreed
Earlier in the series you mentioned that some of the geometry problems "become a joke" when we start solving solving them with vectors. Can we expect examples of that in the near future?
There are some in the past! This and the following four videos: ruclips.net/video/erqHJeEsMPc/видео.html
@@MathTheBeautiful - Thank you kindly, sir.
This is not the end yet, is it ? Nevermind: You just uploaded again :)
Well done, I think I actually get it now! The presentation was wonderful, very enjoyable indeed. Cheers.
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Thank you!
Very clear and impressive MASTERCLASS
Thank you!
@@MathTheBeautifulThanks to you. I'm electrical engineer, with more than 15 years of experience and I'll subscribe next Monday on Maths at "Université de la Sorbonne" (Paris). Your video transmits not only deep knowledge on what is going on, but also passion of the teacher, and this is the very important thing. Congratulations!
Ooooh Kayyyy Gram Matrix from now on
Cancel culture catches up with Schmidt