For those who might think the function f(n) at 14:09 is weird, that is the Fibonacci numbers in an explicit formula. The n in the formula must be an integer to see the Fibonacci numbers.
Cute animation and overall enjoyable video! Even thought im not really familiar with this kind of mathematics but i can follow it pretty well. Nice submission!
No. If I'm not wrong, they were used since 1700s as a general problem solving technique applicable to many fields like number theory and probability theory. As for RUclips math, I haven't seen them a lot either. But Mathologer had made a video about them and they also made appearance in a recent 3Blue1Brown video.
Just after rewatch, I cannot fully exress how much I lika and appreciate this video.
This was absolutely fantastic! I can't wait to see more of your content!
I really appreciate the details being worked in time-lapse. It's a good touch.
Woah I _just_ learned about this (and by "just" I mean "a few weeks ago")! That timing is crazy!
For those who might think the function f(n) at 14:09 is weird, that is the Fibonacci numbers in an explicit formula. The n in the formula must be an integer to see the Fibonacci numbers.
Only 15 min in and this is extremely cool, thank you for making this video!!!
Cute animation and overall enjoyable video! Even thought im not really familiar with this kind of mathematics but i can follow it pretty well. Nice submission!
30:30 Why a _quadratic_ of z? Wouldn't it be a cubic? EDIT: Oh, right, you don't count the top vertex of the parallelopiped
Hoo boy, I'll have an extremely enjoyable hour today :)
Ehrhart polynomials are so cool!
Ikr! Here, take a hart.
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Are generating functions a new idea? I watch a lot of math, and I don't remember seeing this until recently.
No. If I'm not wrong, they were used since 1700s as a general problem solving technique applicable to many fields like number theory and probability theory. As for RUclips math, I haven't seen them a lot either. But Mathologer had made a video about them and they also made appearance in a recent 3Blue1Brown video.
@@SnarkyMath That makes sense. They just became popular recently. Good luck in the contest.
The thumbnail can be more clickbaity :) Appreciate the 1-hour video effort. Impressive!