Calculus

18 videos about calculus that people linked on Reddit, from the Mathematics, Computer science and AI shelves.

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33 min How people came up with the natural logarithm and the exponential function #SoME1Daniel Rubin

I try to cover how problems were solved originally. Here's my video on the history of exp and log that I submitted to 3b1b's SoME1: And I also have solo videos with advice about learning math, so far at the college level. I've done book recommendation videos for Fourier Analysis, Complex

Mentioned in r/math

28 min What is PLUS times PLUS?2swap

You should definitely check out this amazingly crafted video on Lambda Calculus:

Mentioned in r/compsci

13 min Lambda Calculus - ComputerphileComputerphile

Check out the computerphile video on Lambda Calculus. It’s simple and includes two exercises as well (kind of). Edit: The link.

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13 min Intro to differential forms (part 1)David Metzler

They seem to generalize a lot of complicated and hard to remember formulas from "regular calculus". I've been watching this series and it is helping a lot. I would love to see Grant's take on an intuitive way of presenting these concepts.

Mentioned in r/3Blue1Brown

10 min Backpropagation calculus | Deep Learning Chapter 43Blue1Brown

Backpropagation calculus | Chapter 4, Deep learning

Mentioned in r/agi

18 min How to do two (or more) integrals with just oneMorphocular

I think he started for SoME1 and he's continu.ed to make great content sense. I especially like this one about Cauchy's formula for repeated integration because no one had ever been able to explain it in a way that didn't seem like magic before.

Mentioned in r/math

1 h 58 min Math Talk! Devin Patterson, M.Sc. student, mathematical physicsK-Theory

I've interviewed some famous mathematicians including Kevin Buzzard, Emily Riehl, Wolfgang Soergel, and Andrej Bauer. I also have a (still incomplete) [series explainning tensor products](

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15 min A Strangely Deep Problem about SequencesThatMathThing

A couple of fun videos I've put together, aimed at an audience with a background in Calculus, can be found here: A Strangely Deep Problem about Sequences: How I FAILED to Solve the Collatz Conjecture: This next video talks about spectral theory for c

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18 min What is the relation between the radii of these circles?Michael Penn

Absolutely love his approach to teaching, it just clicks for me. Here's a recent video on comparing the radii of two inscribed circles.

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4 min 3d vector field example | Multivariable calculus | Khan AcademyKhan Academy

It is possible to visualize the full vector space: a way to do that is to use arrows on a grid as is shown here: Here the three components: E_x, E_z, E_y are turned into an arrow as can be readily done for any 3D vector.

Mentioned in r/AskPhysics

2 h 6 min Infinite Sets and Foundations (Joel David Hamkins) | Ep. 17Daniel Rubin

Here's my most recent episode with set theorist/logician Joel David Hamkins: I have actual math lecture videos. So far they're all part of a series on the subtle and difficult parts of calculus that always get left out. I try to cover

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