Mr. Biezen, you have helped me for the past 3 years going from pre-algebra all the way to differential equations and linear algebra. You have helped me with Circuit analysis, Physics 1, 2, & and 3. You have also now started helping me with Electromagnetics. I just want to say, without you, I would have been studying for many more hours throughout these past 3 years. I am graduating next year with a degree in Electrical Engineering and I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time out of your day to give us these videos! No one made you, but you still do it. You are one of my favorite youtube teachers by far!
Kevin,First of all, congratulations on your accomplishments. That is great! And then thank you for sharing with us.This is exactly why we do it. We have been given the ability and opportunity to share what we know with the worldto help students like yourself. And this is how we know our efforts are not in vain.All the best.M & Z
OK I know I'm super late to the party. But wow. This is the 1st time I learned spherical coordinates and I understood right away. Not so sure if I'll do the same with a different teacher. I understood the concept all thanks to your teaching method. Not only that, you have very nice presentation methods too. And the natural skill, you have to explain complex things in an easy way is superb. You have my full respect professor. You're a legend. ❤
I love the end of this video :-) ... I think people should watch it to the end ... I've been watching professor van Biezen's lessons for the last four hours, and I just feel a sense of happiness ...
Michel - I have looked and looked for this type of visual background to help me in my classical mechanics class. This video, like many others' of yours, is a gem. My sincerest thanks to you!
Thank you so much for these advance videos you are posting!!! they are saving me! I felt so lost but with your clear explanation I can visualize what is happening. Before I just felt I was writing down equations and had no idea what they meant.
Just like with Cartesian coordinates, place the unit vector behind each of the 3 coordinates. We have videos on that, see this playlist: PHYSICS 67.1 ADVANCED E&M VECTORS & FIELDS starting with this video: ruclips.net/video/wK4GcGoiRvA/видео.html
Mr. Biezen, you have helped me for the past 3 years going from pre-algebra all the way to differential equations and linear algebra. You have helped me with Circuit analysis, Physics 1, 2, & and 3. You have also now started helping me with Electromagnetics. I just want to say, without you, I would have been studying for many more hours throughout these past 3 years.
I am graduating next year with a degree in Electrical Engineering and I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time out of your day to give us these videos! No one made you, but you still do it.
You are one of my favorite youtube teachers by far!
Kevin,First of all, congratulations on your accomplishments. That is great! And then thank you for sharing with us.This is exactly why we do it. We have been given the ability and opportunity to share what we know with the worldto help students like yourself. And this is how we know our efforts are not in vain.All the best.M & Z
OK I know I'm super late to the party. But wow. This is the 1st time I learned spherical coordinates and I understood right away. Not so sure if I'll do the same with a different teacher. I understood the concept all thanks to your teaching method. Not only that, you have very nice presentation methods too. And the natural skill, you have to explain complex things in an easy way is superb. You have my full respect professor. You're a legend. ❤
Thank you for your nice comment. 🙂
I love the end of this video :-) ... I think people should watch it to the end ... I've been watching professor van Biezen's lessons for the last four hours, and I just feel a sense of happiness ...
We need to take life a little less serious and with a little more fun. (Still trying to learn how to do that myself) 🙂
@@MichelvanBiezen I agree, it's a bit like the dea of a joyous science
Michel - I have looked and looked for this type of visual background to help me in my classical mechanics class. This video, like many others' of yours, is a gem. My sincerest thanks to you!
Thank you for the comment. You are welcome and we are glad to be able to help.
Thank you so much for these advance videos you are posting!!! they are saving me! I felt so lost but with your clear explanation I can visualize what is happening. Before I just felt I was writing down equations and had no idea what they meant.
🤣🤣🤣the bloopers!!! loved them. Thanks so much for your videos Michel.
The Legend is doing it again. Thank you Sir. You have no idea how much you have helped me.
Glad to help
Thanks a lot. You are (3x10^8) times better than my instructor.
Guruji praanaam!! 🕵️
Translation: You are great sir. 👳
The outtakes are such a treat haha perfect ending to the video.
you've helped me this past 3 years sir.. thank you so much
Michel you are great!!!!!
Fantastic lesson
Thank you so much
the equation in 7:30 should we substitute the z with Rcos(tha) ,
thanks
That depends on what you are trying to do.
God bless you Sir i see stars in CLASS but ur video takes me to those stars
That is really great really, but maybe you could do few more examples on the coordinate systems and the conversion from one to another :)
Good working
Thank you
You're welcome!
Thanks.
Great
Soooo good
Whete is the expression of vector position in spherical coordinates ?
Just like with Cartesian coordinates, place the unit vector behind each of the 3 coordinates. We have videos on that, see this playlist: PHYSICS 67.1 ADVANCED E&M VECTORS & FIELDS starting with this video: ruclips.net/video/wK4GcGoiRvA/видео.html
@@MichelvanBiezen thank you.