This is the best explanation of Runge-Kutta I've ever seen. I never understood it when it was relevant to my university studies, but I found this video after a renewed interest in numerical methods. This is the kind of resource I wish that I had when I was learning this. Thank you for sharing.
These videos are from a course at the University of Pittsburgh. I leave them publicly available in case anyone else finds them useful. "Try it" is an assignment that goes along with the video. In this case, the assignment is for the student to write the code for RK4 by following the setup in this video (9:45).
Why in the name of all that is good in the world don't your videos have more views, they've helped me immensly with my studies. Thank you!
This is the best explanation of Runge-Kutta I've ever seen. I never understood it when it was relevant to my university studies, but I found this video after a renewed interest in numerical methods. This is the kind of resource I wish that I had when I was learning this. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the video (very helpful) I still have a question Where is the code for RK4 ?
Where is "try it" from down below ? I need the code for RK4
These videos are from a course at the University of Pittsburgh. I leave them publicly available in case anyone else finds them useful. "Try it" is an assignment that goes along with the video. In this case, the assignment is for the student to write the code for RK4 by following the setup in this video (9:45).
@@physicswithnero Thank you very much , I appreciate your help :)