"Everything in mathematics is named after the second person who discovered it, because if it was named after the first, everything would just be called "euler""
@@MAKiTHappen Honestly id really like to subscribe to your channel but then my yt inbox will be constantly spammed with your livestreams, i fear this might be a porblem for multiple people. Have you thought about a seperate livestreaming channel?
This feels like 3Blue1Brown if Grant was learning this at the same time as us. I love this so much. Let me make a quick metaphor: top-down vs bottom-up. Grant explains top-down by showing how the components form a unified intuition, but you explain the foundations as a classmate who is one step ahead of us in understanding. I'm so excited to see you take off and become an influence in the community!
It is amazing that you were able to explain all this content in just 20 minutes, AND do so clearly with neat and concise visuals and entertaining in a way that is just your own, I hope you more success in this platform and you earned a new subscriber
I'm really glad I've found your channel. My studies have started to suck all my passion for maths and physics out of me and channels like 3blue1brown and veritassium always make it seem so easy. They talk from an ivory tower ut you don't. You make things clear, don't hesitate to call out bullshit and you explain notation! You are amazing please keep doing what you're doing!
I absolutely love your videos and everything you do, the way you make understanding even the most complex of things intuitive is incredible. I’m so glad that I found your channel
Absolutely insane how you are pumping out these videos every 10 days like how, also wishing for your success in full time yt 5:3814:5715:0115:1818:4518:4918:5218:56 best arrow
People we must support this man. His struggle is evident from the video. He was unable to polish the rough edges of the video because he cannot afford to take the proper time he needs. We cannot let this continue.
Somehow this math guy has a better sense of humor than 99% of the world. Every video is such a pleasure to watch! 11:53 seems good and efficient that you're also zooming out to show us the premier window, I'm sure that was just a copy and paste edit job.
Great video, love your stuff. It's truly amazing how intuitve and fun you make those topics, like- and I really mean it, you're the best math channel on youtube I know
Such a nice video!! One small thing I noticed, maybe it was intentional or not but in 10:35 to make the parentheses of the (1/2)^n look nicer in LaTeX, which im guessing you are using (maybe you are Manim or something to the effect which uses latex to write out equations), you could do \left(\frac{1}{2} ight)^n and that way the parentheses go up to de top of the 1 and the bottom of the 2. Keep it up, your vids are great!!
19:09 There are two i^(4n+3) equations, but one is obviously i^(4n+4), which I would say would probably be better written as i^(4n) as 4n+4 would be 4(n+1) which could just be set as 4(n), changing where you start, almost like the difference between 0123456789 and 1234567890.
I recently was trying to think about the fundamentals of everything, the most fundamental rules of the universe and logic. It's like objects could be defined by their properties, you could define anything as an object and all objects have properties, math is made to describe those properties, so you could compare and operate that stuff, idk what else to add
It's so sad that the "higher level" math (what I mean is math you need any background knowledge for, even if it's only things like Complex Numbers and basic integration knowledge) is not popular enough for your awesome work to be sustainable. Respect for still making those high quality videos!
Your content is is seriously awesome. The word inuition MADE ME CLICK Any low likes or views is because of volume. Dont be afraid to be loud. Be conscience of consistent highs and mids when you use vocal effects. Dont stop with the effects lol
14:26 why did the like get said 2 times there (in a demonic voice, i might add.) EDIT: Oh right, it's MAKiT's voice changer failing, his true voice is demonic because he is all powerful, our lord and savior MAKiT.
18:13 Hey, fantastic video! But I just want to point out a little mistake here: those are not the taylor series for sin e cos; instead, the first one is the one for cos (not sin) and the second one is for negative sin (not cos). I think you just got a little confused with the values of sin and cos, but except for that this is really an excellent video, so keep up the good work! 😊
bro explain so well than understand (and i don't know the all the derivative part didn't study yet ) and English isn't my native language good continuation !
Hey MAKiT, I love your videos. Have you tried moving the streams for charity to a different channel? Just to try what is RUclips algorithm going to think about it. I think it could help your channel to be recommended more.
Makit please make a video on how intermolecular forces fit in the standard model and the four forces i feel like science will only make sense once I find out what it is
The derivative is parallel. The fourth derivative is the same number you started off with; if e^(a*0) is always 1, then the only possible function is a rotation left by a from 1.
I just turned 46 and when I think back to my time in high school from 92 to 96, I can picture how much I absolutely hated mathematics with a passion. I flunked algebra and trigonometry. Fast forward to my Community College days and I am forced to take the class again as I am trying to get my degree in engineering. This time however I have a great teacher. And does my grade improve to a D or even a C? Nope, I got an A. All because I had a competent teacher who would do things like this and show us where things came from. It seems like half the teachers in America don't really understand mathematics and are ill-equipped to teach it.
Very interesting video. Obviously, you're not going to be perfect in everything, but I would be willing to wait longer for explanations for certain analytical functions such as the radius of divergence.
but the picture you're drawing is not "the reason why" 2:11 is so, combinatorics is. there's one way to choose x^3, there's 3 ways to choose x^2y, there's 6 ways to choose xyz etc. that also doesn't generalise to higher dimensions. try visualising the 5D hypercube cut up by (x+y+z)^5
If you read my comment then I'm lucky I'm searching for => in frensh (devlopment limité) Like exp(x)=1+x+x²/x+ø(x²) This DL2 where lim x->0 ø(x²) =0 Ther is some other formulas And I need to understand from where they come and ther applications
when i read the title my first thought was "which euler's formula" because euler literally made every formula in mathematics
"Everything in mathematics is named after the second person who discovered it, because if it was named after the first, everything would just be called "euler""
@MAKiTHappen that is so true lol
Man was truly thinking about the benfit of math.
Second discoverer, so like the Fourier transform
@@MAKiTHappen Honestly id really like to subscribe to your channel but then my yt inbox will be constantly spammed with your livestreams, i fear this might be a porblem for multiple people. Have you thought about a seperate livestreaming channel?
This feels like 3Blue1Brown if Grant was learning this at the same time as us. I love this so much. Let me make a quick metaphor: top-down vs bottom-up. Grant explains top-down by showing how the components form a unified intuition, but you explain the foundations as a classmate who is one step ahead of us in understanding. I'm so excited to see you take off and become an influence in the community!
Guys wake up, the new MAKiT vid just dropped
Time to learn more in 20 minutes than in a semester of college physics
8:27 Ah yes, I love to learn about "Oiless Formula" in subtitles..
These are some of the best science videos i've seen,it is absolutely insane how little recognition you're getting... I hope you'll go viral
The segway from “ordinary” Taylor series to Euler’s formula was honestly kinda magical, well done!!
It is amazing that you were able to explain all this content in just 20 minutes, AND do so clearly with neat and concise visuals and entertaining in a way that is just your own, I hope you more success in this platform and you earned a new subscriber
I didnt realize you had so few subscribers until you mentioned it. I assumd these videos would be getting hundreds of thousands of views
Finally caught one of these the day it released! I’ve loved your math videos, I hope you keep making them!
You can subscribe
I love this, it feels like a fun guided way to visualize things i learnt in uni 😭😭
I'm really glad I've found your channel. My studies have started to suck all my passion for maths and physics out of me and channels like 3blue1brown and veritassium always make it seem so easy. They talk from an ivory tower ut you don't. You make things clear, don't hesitate to call out bullshit and you explain notation! You are amazing please keep doing what you're doing!
0:35 you already are broke
I absolutely love your videos and everything you do, the way you make understanding even the most complex of things intuitive is incredible. I’m so glad that I found your channel
hey
i absolutely love the videos!please keep em coming
Absolutely insane how you are pumping out these videos every 10 days like how, also wishing for your success in full time yt
5:38 14:57 15:01 15:18 18:45 18:49 18:52 18:56 best arrow
you are a slave to MAKiT
you are a slave of MAKiT
the quality is always so high man, its amazing how you even make these in a week.
People we must support this man. His struggle is evident from the video. He was unable to polish the rough edges of the video because he cannot afford to take the proper time he needs. We cannot let this continue.
I've loved Euler's formula since I saw it back in middle school.
I LOVE this so much! The execution of this video is so satisfying and well done. Keep it up MAKiT!!
Finally I got time to watch it! And I really appreciate that you explained the polar coordinates. I have been wondering what on earth it was.
You uploading is by far the best Christmas present this year
Somehow this math guy has a better sense of humor than 99% of the world. Every video is such a pleasure to watch!
11:53 seems good and efficient that you're also zooming out to show us the premier window, I'm sure that was just a copy and paste edit job.
Great video, love your stuff. It's truly amazing how intuitve and fun you make those topics, like- and I really mean it, you're the best math channel on youtube I know
This is probably one of my favorite proofs in mathematics. Nicely explained!
Great vid dude, I wish more schools would take the time to explain this stuff like you do instead of just jamming equations down students' throats.
Great video I loved the graphics and the understandable way you explained it, besides the good jokes, ¡please keep on the amazing job! 😄👏
Great video MAKiT as always. You must have spent a lot of time with these animations but it's just this that makes your videos special. Great job
i’m in love with ur videos. Never stop making videos
I freaking love your channel dude
1:14 you just explained quadratic equations better in one picture than semesters of universities!!!
I'm sorry but which place are u studying in that they teach u Quadratics in universities
@ it’s an exaggeration…
Such a nice video!!
One small thing I noticed, maybe it was intentional or not but in 10:35 to make the parentheses of the (1/2)^n look nicer in LaTeX, which im guessing you are using (maybe you are Manim or something to the effect which uses latex to write out equations), you could do \left(\frac{1}{2}
ight)^n and that way the parentheses go up to de top of the 1 and the bottom of the 2.
Keep it up, your vids are great!!
This is literally perfect video i was just wondering were this came from
Love ur vídeos.
Hope your chanel grows a lot.
Don't worry physicists won't mind putting infinity in functions only mathematicians would mind
And engineers would just put 1*10¹² because that's big enough.
@@M_1024well of course it is, 3.14159 is good enough unless ur making a massive circle for some reason, 10^12 is big enough for most anything
This is so entertaining
I'm so glad RUclips recommended this to me
Your 3d cinematics are increasing exponentially!
Holy crao its the video i requested. Thanks makit. I love you man.
19:09 There are two i^(4n+3) equations, but one is obviously i^(4n+4), which I would say would probably be better written as i^(4n) as 4n+4 would be 4(n+1) which could just be set as 4(n), changing where you start, almost like the difference between 0123456789 and 1234567890.
Also, when the phone alarm started to ring, that’s the only time at the end of the video it’s not on the desk ironically.
amazing animations as always :)
Leaving a comment to boost the algorithm
I recently was trying to think about the fundamentals of everything, the most fundamental rules of the universe and logic. It's like objects could be defined by their properties, you could define anything as an object and all objects have properties, math is made to describe those properties, so you could compare and operate that stuff, idk what else to add
How we will make a video about binomial theorem ? May be how to build up Taylor series ? (I haven't found a video that explains it so clearly yet)
You better explain the whole intuition behind every topic of maths before i die
It's so sad that the "higher level" math (what I mean is math you need any background knowledge for, even if it's only things like Complex Numbers and basic integration knowledge) is not popular enough for your awesome work to be sustainable. Respect for still making those high quality videos!
comment for algorithm, love you makit!
I was disappointed I hadn't subbed already.
Keep going big guy, ull make it big
oh boy time to watch MAKiTs new vid like five times
Your content is is seriously awesome. The word inuition MADE ME CLICK Any low likes or views is because of volume. Dont be afraid to be loud. Be conscience of consistent highs and mids when you use vocal effects. Dont stop with the effects lol
Great video 🌟
14:26 why did the like get said 2 times there (in a demonic voice, i might add.)
EDIT: Oh right, it's MAKiT's voice changer failing, his true voice is demonic because he is all powerful, our lord and savior MAKiT.
18:13 Hey, fantastic video! But I just want to point out a little mistake here: those are not the taylor series for sin e cos; instead, the first one is the one for cos (not sin) and the second one is for negative sin (not cos). I think you just got a little confused with the values of sin and cos, but except for that this is really an excellent video, so keep up the good work! 😊
Great video as usual
bro explain so well than understand (and i don't know the all the derivative part didn't study yet ) and English isn't my native language good continuation !
Banger
That was a good video, well done.
18:07 that's the taylor series for cos
18:20 that's the taylor series for -sin
Bro u r underated keep rocking bro
rigorous and intuitive is 3blue1browns's job
There's a mistake at 18:02 it should be a minus sign after the x^4/24
Well, another MAKiT upload another banger where he lets his god complex out of control
18:13 there's a silly mistake.
Great video by the way ❤
Hey MAKiT, I love your videos. Have you tried moving the streams for charity to a different channel? Just to try what is RUclips algorithm going to think about it. I think it could help your channel to be recommended more.
when i studied e^iπ, maclaurin and his expansions hard carried me
Makit please make a video on how intermolecular forces fit in the standard model and the four forces i feel like science will only make sense once I find out what it is
Intermolecular forces ARE the four forces.
It's electromagnetism to be exact if I'm not mistaken
Electron charge makes each molecule a dipole
I understood none of that lmao but I am gonna watch it again
EDIT: OMGG I AM A GENIUS NOW AND I HAVE A SECOND BRAIN GROWING
18:04
It looks like you found the taylor series for cosine then negative sine here.
the fake greenscreen is a nice touch
Can you make a video about the other euler formula?
Yeah, I have it scheduled right in between the eulers constant, and the other other eulers formula
Just wanted to say i was around when he was at 10k subs
Bro keep going. The algorithm will notice!!! Trust!
Great Video!
btw whats the music used it's so smooth
Great video :]
13:24 the third derivative can be called “aberrancy”
The derivative is parallel. The fourth derivative is the same number you started off with; if e^(a*0) is always 1, then the only possible function is a rotation left by a from 1.
I just turned 46 and when I think back to my time in high school from 92 to 96, I can picture how much I absolutely hated mathematics with a passion. I flunked algebra and trigonometry. Fast forward to my Community College days and I am forced to take the class again as I am trying to get my degree in engineering. This time however I have a great teacher. And does my grade improve to a D or even a C? Nope, I got an A. All because I had a competent teacher who would do things like this and show us where things came from. It seems like half the teachers in America don't really understand mathematics and are ill-equipped to teach it.
We have to submit to Makit for he is a GOD
Once again, leaving a comment for the algorithm :D
Damn your videos are really good and you make me laugh every time.
Very interesting video. Obviously, you're not going to be perfect in everything, but I would be willing to wait longer for explanations for certain analytical functions such as the radius of divergence.
but the picture you're drawing is not "the reason why" 2:11 is so, combinatorics is. there's one way to choose x^3, there's 3 ways to choose x^2y, there's 6 ways to choose xyz etc.
that also doesn't generalise to higher dimensions. try visualising the 5D hypercube cut up by (x+y+z)^5
This is exactly how I'd teach my bro maths.
I have no idea what you are saying tho.
Guys don't worry about his fridge, his mask doesn't have a mouth and therefore he doesn't need to eat. He is a god afterall, right?
If 3blue1brown was a zoomer LOL
Keep the amazing work bro!
Loved it 😂
commenting for a future filled fridge
keep going
my autism loves this
for the algorithm
6:04 I guess no one cares about rotation matrices. Sad
So underrated !!!! 😢😢
What is wrong with you, RUclips???
great :)
At 1:56 shouldn't (x+y)³ be x³+y³+3x²y+3y²x, i think u accidentally missed that,apart for that good video😊
Well... I can't really argue about math with the nerdiest nerd
Nice
If you read my comment then I'm lucky I'm searching for => in frensh (devlopment limité)
Like
exp(x)=1+x+x²/x+ø(x²)
This DL2 where lim x->0 ø(x²) =0
Ther is some other formulas
And I need to understand from where they come and ther applications
I'm mad now because he didn't say MAKiT happen! Grr!
Omg could it really be!!
Am I losing it or is this dude in the current Fortnite battle pass
Form Voltron with another channel(s) and save Us all ...
Why is there the Taylor series in the image
You will not believe what sum I'll use to prove eulers in the video
I am outraged that you said the radius of convergence was boring, fucking Abel was a genius that some mf called Cauchy did not review their manuscript
"The rigorous side" proceeds to forget to mention all fucking conditions for anything you've done
NO WAY MAXWELL EQUATIONS TEASER
I CAN'T STOP rot(B) = μj + dE / dt