Judging by your play list I think you might like my avatar and banner. The spectrum is fun and all but I think the RGB spectrum (unsure what to call it) is just as interesting. My video "Mandelbrot Tutorial with Javascript and Maple" kind of address it.
@@avi3681 That was good. I did not know that about circle inversion of an equiangular spiral. Wildberger's video on Ford circles is another interesting one somewhat related to circle inversion.
Sir i am a undergrad ,and i want to do a small project on projective geometry ,emphacising the role of linear algebra ,i took a look at the book ,"Linear Algebra and Projective geometry by Reinhold Baer" ,but found it preety extensive,full of techniaclities and way much comphresive for a single project. Can you suggest something more simpler highlighting the use of linear algebra ?
Thanks for using the animations, it makes it nice and clear.
Judging by your play list I think you might like my avatar and banner. The spectrum is fun and all but I think the RGB spectrum (unsure what to call it) is just as interesting. My video "Mandelbrot Tutorial with Javascript and Maple" kind of address it.
Perhaps if you view a line on either end at an infinite distance it will appear as a point.
What a fantastic video! Great, great, great! Thank you.
Very beautiful and clearly explained. I love the animations and the math. What software are you using?
Kind of you to say. Circle inversion is really interesting. There is an excellent numberphile video about it (epic circles). I used geogebra.
@@RichardSouthwell Have you seen this video about Coxeter and M.C. Escher
th-cam.com/video/JkhuMvFQWz4/w-d-xo.html
@@avi3681 That was good. I did not know that about circle inversion of an equiangular spiral. Wildberger's video on Ford circles is another interesting one somewhat related to circle inversion.
@@avi3681 The Coxeter Escher video is terrific! Thanks for pointing it out.
can you put subtitles? the automatic captions are crap for mathematical terms.
Sir i am a undergrad ,and i want to do a small project on projective geometry ,emphacising the role of linear algebra ,i took a look at the book ,"Linear Algebra and Projective geometry by Reinhold Baer" ,but found it preety extensive,full of techniaclities and way much comphresive for a single project. Can you suggest something more simpler highlighting the use of linear algebra ?
www.amazon.co.uk/Introduction-Projective-Geometry-Dover-Mathematics/dp/048646895X
you can go straight to the chapter using homogeneous coordinates
Turn the volume up