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Dude these are amazing like it’s so nice to have a short math TH-cam video explaining something that I just fully skim past the though of in class
Thanks for this comment! It sure means a lot!
For those trying to rationalize what is happening beyond what is illustrated, the metric tensor is literally transformed to map the function to something that you hopefully can solve algebraically.
I have always imagined the substitution as a bijection from f(x) and x to g(u) and u.
@@davidbrisbane7206 it’s a transformation of the entire plane
just introducing bases into another space
@@ravikiran4495 Basically
@@ValidatingUsername hahaha.. you sir,have a great sense of humor.
Wow I have never thought about it like that amazing explanation 👍
Glad you think so!
Using the Jacobian for variable change works similarly but for multiple dimensions (tldr)
Dude u deserve a lots of likes❤
Thanks!
This channel needs to explode ! 🖤🫡
Wow ! Amazing explanation! A+ … I got a degree without having a clue why this works 🤦♂️😵😑
I just pray and hope the answer was close enough.
@@baabaaer lol 😂
Nice illustrations. Good mini lesson.
Glad you liked it!
youre a king man so well explained.
Great video. Could you explain why integration by parts work?
Will do soon
excellent video man!
Keep it up!
Always!
Really nice condensed information package!
Much appreciated!
Wonderfully explained!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful explanation! I finally understand what the hell was that. Like and subscribed. Greetings from Argentina!
I want more of this
Dude these are amazing like it’s so nice to have a short math TH-cam video explaining something that I just fully skim past the though of in class
Thanks for this comment! It sure means a lot!
For those trying to rationalize what is happening beyond what is illustrated, the metric tensor is literally transformed to map the function to something that you hopefully can solve algebraically.
I have always imagined the substitution as a bijection from f(x) and x to g(u) and u.
@@davidbrisbane7206 it’s a transformation of the entire plane
just introducing bases into another space
@@ravikiran4495 Basically
@@ValidatingUsername hahaha.. you sir,have a great sense of humor.
Wow I have never thought about it like that amazing explanation 👍
Glad you think so!
Using the Jacobian for variable change works similarly but for multiple dimensions (tldr)
Dude u deserve a lots of likes❤
Thanks!
This channel needs to explode ! 🖤🫡
Wow ! Amazing explanation! A+ … I got a degree without having a clue why this works 🤦♂️😵😑
I just pray and hope the answer was close enough.
@@baabaaer lol 😂
Nice illustrations. Good mini lesson.
Glad you liked it!
youre a king man so well explained.
Great video. Could you explain why integration by parts work?
Will do soon
excellent video man!
Keep it up!
Always!
Really nice condensed information package!
Much appreciated!
Wonderfully explained!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful explanation! I finally understand what the hell was that. Like and subscribed. Greetings from Argentina!
I want more of this