A Video about the Number 10 - Numberphile
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- Featuring the friendless number 10 for our 10-year anniversary... James Grime is back where it all began.
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And they made the video 10 minutes and 10 seconds long? Truly satisfying 😭😭😭
Yeah
But not on 10/10
@@max3d_0ut it wouldn’t make much sense to do it on 10/10/21 :/
@@max3d_0ut seriously, amd it still would've counted their 10th anniversary
its 10 min's 9 seconds
James hasn't changed in 10 years, he's immortal
James hasn't changed since the 1960's when he starred in dozens of films using his stage name Kenneth Williams.
@@Galenus1234
Yet he claims to have been born in 1980.
@@ragnkja he's fooling no one
I liked him in the Bilbo movies and when he played Doctor Watson.
I think he's a vampire. Has been walking on earth for centuries with different names. I have damning proof but can't talk about it further here due to concerns about my safety.
Can't believe it's been 10 years of numberphile, remembered the early days of numberphile and recognised the place immediately, what a journey this channel has gone through with the iconic brown paper
Unrelated, but a math opinion: Why do we use 10 in our counting system? Yes, I know we have 10 fingers, but not counting our thumbs, each hand has 12 phalanxes (segments). Plus, 12 is highly divisible.
@@thatguyalex2835 Long story short: just cuz it stuck. I agree base-12 would be better, but since pretty much all of modern math is written in base 10, it would be practically impossible to switch, and base-10 happened to be the base we stuck with. we just as well could have gotten stuck with the sumerians base-60, or roman numerals
Anniversary of the channel⭐
@@thatguyalex2835 Because we love 2 and 5
@@ERROR-ei5yv I understand now, and thanks bro/broette. It is kinda the same reason why we still use imperial units in the US, cos it stuck. :) I do hope that we at least switch to metric (which ironically is base-10). Lol...
I love how James Grime calls back to the numberphile classics... all of them featuring him
*Grime
@@ragnkja my mistake, corrected, thanks
@Wotzinator
It was the common one, adding an “s” at the end of “Grime”.
It's like a montage showing his origin story.
Reminds me of Scott Grimes, the voice of Robin in Teen Titans, Marlton in BO2 Zombies, and Steve from American Dad.
Great, all the perfect numbers are friends with each other. Highschool all over again.
Except for that perfect 10 who everyone assumed had lots of friends but may in fact have none...
In high school, I was always one of the numbers for which it's unknown whether or not they have friends.
false.
Congrats on 10 years! I thought the setting looked familiar and I had to double check the publication date to make sure it wasn't a super old video.
Me too lol
10 years club!
I guess Veritasium had to *verify* the date of uploading for this Numberphile vid. Pun intended.
Hi!
@@ivanv754 Hey. :) I know you were saying "hi" to Veritasium, but I am a nice guy. I hope you are having a great day
Wow I can’t believe it’s been 10 years!!! Thank you for all the videos throughout these years!
Yea
Somehow I am the first reply
bprp!
blackpenredpen great to see you! You were a great help in my Calculus 2 class :) -- keep up the great videos sir!
I love your videos too brother!
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this man hasn't aged a day in the last ten years
He has a painted-by-numbers portrait at home which ages for him.
@@juandesalgado Dorian Grime
@@rarebeeph1783 from "the picture of dorian gray~Oscar Wilde "
He's a true highlander: doesn't age and there can only be one James :-)
@@juandesalgado smart comments enabled :-)
Oh. So Numberphile started on the same day as Skyrim was released? Fascinating 😃
A day that truly changed history
11/11/11.
Which provides some context to the topic of their 1st video...
No, Skyrim released on the same day as Numberphile started... Bethesda tried to surf in the spotlight there!
When is Numberphile releasing a fishing dlc? I'm dying to fish with maths
Now I feel old.
10 years??
I've actually seen every numberphile video and came here from singing banana when James advertised a "new maths based channel" about numbers.
I love all the new content but the videos on numbers also bring back nostalgia
Me too!!
It was a fine treat, indeed!
I think I got here because there were videos I had to watch for math class a couple years ago and the algorithm suggested Numberphile videos to me.
"Let's talk about the number 10."
Proceeds not mention the number 10 for 90% of the video.
So you're saying it was mentioned for *10%* of the video..?
I really do appreciate that both of your comments have exactly 10 likes, the universe is pleased
@@9989126 He first mentions 10 at 9:16, so it was mentioned for 8.9% of the video. Close enough lol
@@shehannanayakkara4162 indians always try to be oversmart and boast thier maths.
@@romekhanna you can just plug it into a calculator lol
The last ten years have been so much better than they might otherwise have been thanks to Numberphile. Thanks :D
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The channel that inspired me to take up a major in math.Congrats on the milestone,keep inspiring!
The clip of James saying “awww friends” is now looking rent-free in my mind
A cheeky little "Inbetweeners" reference I think.
@@HermanVonPetri football friend! 👍👍
what is it looking at?
Thumbs up fwiend
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10 years anniversary can‘t be right. He doesn‘t look a day older than then.
ikr
They recorded this video the same day as the 11 video thinking of their 10 year anniversary.
I think you're connect, Manuel
This made me feel so old, but it warmed my heart too. 10 may not have friends, but Numberphile has definitely made a lot of friends in these 10 years.
Very nicely put :-)
10 years and yet James didn't age a single day.
He's even wearing the same coat!
Plot twist, they filmed it on the same day and didn't release it until ten years later!
Damn. I instantly recognised the film location. Nostalgic!
truly the greatest stadium ever
If I may add, the average abundancy index AI (only referred to as index in this video) is π²/6.
Note how the abundancy index is a multiplicative function if the factors are relatively prime (just like the sigma function). So €(210)=€(10)*€(21)=18/10*32/21=576/210=96/35.
Also we may instead group them not as friends but into abundancy index groups. If we call the abundancy index σ(n)/n=€(n) where each integers fall into a group based on floor(e^€(n)).
Also since π²/6 is irrational and all abundancy index are rational numbers, there cannot exist an integer that has an abundancy index that is equal to the mean of all abundancy indexes π²/6.
huh?
@@batya7 😂
@@batya7 whatever it is it seems to be priced in Euros
OK that's a little startling. The average abundancy index is the same as the sum of the reciprocal squares, π²/6 = 1/1² + 1/2² + 1/3² + ... Coincidence?
Man you made it not fun.
It’s Numberphile’s tenth anniversary, this video is about the number 10, and the length of the video is 10:10 👀
I saw! Its nice
@@zoisitemapping Perfection.
Happy anniversary, glad to have followed you for about half of it!
Can’t wait until next year when it’s the 11th anniversary on the 11th of the 11th month with an 11:11 minute video coming out at 11:11am
Okay how does James Grime literally look the same as he was 10 YEARS AGO???!!!
A decade of numberphile videos!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY NUMBERPHILE!
Congratulations, Numberphile! I can’t believe it’s been 10 years! Who knew this channel would be as big as it is all those years ago? Here’s to 10 more!
One of the things I like about this bit of maths is that it has no dependency on a specific base system to work. It's about the raw numbers (their values) not the numerals (the system used to represent them). 10 truly is special in this case purely on the basis of its factors, and not just because we primarily use a base 10 number system.
Constant upload with Dr. James Grime is the best we could ask for this tremendous achievement of passing 10 years
I randomly came across this channel on youtube as a 12 year old. 8 years later, I am hooked to all things maths, science and computing. I am currently majoring in CS. All because of you guys and other edutainment channels on youtube. Didnt realise its been so long. I hope you guys realise the amount of positive impact you have had on the lives of so many people.
Love from India.
Love The Inbetweeners reference. "Oh, friend..."
Do you think that was intentional?
Cannot believe it's been close to this long. Numberphile has certainly had an enormous impact on my interest in mathematics and my intellectual development in general.
Love your stuff
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Here's another way to count the index that I found myself but I think someone must have found it before: for each prime factor p raised to the power a, compute (p**(a+1)-1)/((p-1)*p**a) (this expression can also be written as (p**a*p-1)/(p**a*(p-1))) and multiply the results together. It shows that the index of the product of coprime numbers is the product of their indices
what is the limit of this factor as p grows to infinity?
1?
@@NoNameAtAll2 It's 1
The fact that those first videos still have the great quality is worth of an applause👏👏👏👏
Happy birthday Numberphile 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congrats! Seriously, I've been watching from the beginning, since I was 12. I recognized the location of this video immediately from your first video on 11. Now I've just finished my bachelor's in math and I'm moving onto a PhD in computer science. Thanks so much for all the videos, Brady!
When I saw the title I immediately thought this must be James Grime. I wish I could predict lottery numbers with half this accuracy.
So nice to have James do this video
Wow, a video about the number 10 on Numberphile's 10th anniversary that is 10 minutes and 10 seconds long, and I'm the 10010th viewer. What an honor!
Even similar clothes!
Before I clicked the video, I told myself that I'd be sad if it wasn't exactly 10 minutes long. However, I was still pleased with the 10:10.
On these ten years of Numberphile, I've only been on this journey for the last four or five years, but I hope see where this channel goes over at least another decade to come as I've very much enjoyed the ride so far!!
As for the last decade of Numberphile, we've seen Matt Parker lose all of his hair, while vampiric James appears not to have aged one bit. The former had a not-so-magic magic square named after him and has published at least one mathematics-themed book -- as quite a few other Numberphile contributors have as well (Simon Singh, Alex Bellos, and I believe Hannah Fry also to name just a few)
10 years of epic videos from Numberphile!
Thank you for your contributions and keep up the great work.
This video is even more satisfying knowing that now Brady has to do another anniversary in exactly one year because that's the 11th anniversary
Happy anniversary guys! What an amazing channel making math super fun and exciting!
Nice to go back to the original Numberphile videos of discussing numbers as topics, and obviously 10 is the only number we should talk about in a 10th anniversary. Here's to a video about the number 20 in the future!
*looks at video length*
I see what you did there, Numberphile, I see what you did there.
*slow clap*
10 days after the 10th year anniversary of the channel watching a video about the number 10.
Videos with James are always a joy to watch! 😃
I'm watching this video which was uploaded 10 minutes ago. So satisfying.
The length of the video is neat, but can we also get some love for the upload date (11/11) and the fact the first Numberphile video was about 11?
The first video was released on 11/11/11 in fact
It's because it's been ten years to the day since that video (released on 11/11/11).
@Evan Dedels
That’s because it’s also the anniversary of Armistice Day at the end of WW1.
Congrats on ten years yall
Thanks for all the hard work and fantastic video’s these past 10 years!❤️
It's great attention to detail that they made the video 10 minutes and 10 seconds long.
I can't believe how nostalgic this made me feel. I.e. especially since i was in my twenties when i found Numberphile.
Happy Anniversary Numberphile :) Thanks for everything!
Also on the 10th anniversary of Skyrim! Math and TES, definitely two of my favourite passions ❤️ Thanks so much Numberphile for being an incredible source of knowledge, while always staying fun!
Happy 10 year anniversary!
JAMES GRIME BACK AGAIN AGAIN! WOOOOOOOOO
Congratulations, Numberphile! A longtime fan thanking you for all your work. What a milestone!
Omg it’s the 10th anniversary of Skyri- I mean numberphile!
During the brunt of the pandemic I watch EVERY numberphile episode. A great 10 years of content 👌
10 minutes, 10 seconds. Beautiful. I applaud.
Happy 10 years!
1:45 Small error: you included 5 as a factor in the number 12
The sum was correct though.
Happy 10 years to this amazing channel!
Are there any numbers who are like, "with friends like these, who needs enemies?"
no. there is none of these. goodbye
This channel is what inspired to take a Mathematics degree! Thank you Brady and all the presenters over the years.
Just watched #1 and here are my conclusions:
- Arithmetics are still true
- James didn’t aged
- CD-ROMs are artefacts
"They are friends. Oh friends..." Oh Danish friends!
Happy 10th anniversary!
Great material! Enjoyed watching another 'classic' video on Numberphile.
One note:
9:07 Shouldn't there be 'reducible' instead of 'not reducible', when numbers in violet are described?
yes i just wanted to point this out :)
Thanks for bringing so much joy to so many people's lives!
Numberphile was born on Skyrim's release date 🙂
"I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow in the knee. Now I watch Numberphile videos instead."
One of the most iconic channels on higher mathematics! 🔥🔥❤️❤️
Have watched so many of your videos 😃😃 keep doing what you are doing and keep'em great videos coming!
It would be interesting to see the difference in the equipment used on 11/11/11 and 10/10/21!
Also, is it possible for Dr. G to talk without smiling? 🙂
"is it possible for Dr. G to talk without smiling?"
Why would you ever want to find that out?
I love the 'Hi-tech' writing surface! The sign of a true mathematician: use any and every surface available!
I guess this means Numberphile started on 11/11/11. I never noticed that. Happy birthday!
This youtube channel shares its anniversary with Skyrim? They occupy two completely different timeframes in my mind, but I suppose it makes sense.
Gosh, same for me! 😂 what a coincidence.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY NUMBERPHILE!!! 🎂 🎂 🎂 🎂 🎂 🎂 🎂 🎂 🎂 🎂
Great to celebrate 🎉 with the great James Grime! 😊
What's the smallest known index with a friend and what's the largest known index without a friend?
So sweet to the soul that James hosted the anniversary episode
Are there any friendly numbers that have an index less than 2, ie is there any significance to 10 having an index less than 2 (ie less than a perfect number)?
my thoughts exactly and being less than two give an unique fraction and are there odd numbers that are frendly
Numbers with index less than 2 are called "deficient" numbers. The first few are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 21...
The smallest known deficient friendly numbers are 135 and 273, with indices 144/135=16/15 and 297/273=99/91. OEIS only lists known friendly numbers up to 372, so I couldn't find more than that easily. Given that some of the numbers which we don't know if they're friendly are also deficient (like 10), 135 may not actually be the smallest deficient friendly number.
Videos that I've been watching from high school, through college, and today. What a channel! Thank you all.
Thank you for the 10 years of numberphile, you have been doing great work sharing the joys of meths
Happy 10th Anniversary numberphile!
who is part of the 301+ club
I think it’s been long enough now that you can ask who _remembers_ that. The only video left stuck on 301 views now is the Numberphile video explaining it :)
@@ragnkja i know, i was just mocking the people from 2015 when the comments were filled with "WHO IS PART OF THE 301 CLUB LIKE THIS COMMENT"
@@NewtonPL
“Under 301 views” was the exclusive club ;)
I just want to say congrats on 10 years, and thanks for all the great content and learning! I watch literally every video uploaded on this channel as far as I know, and I love learning here. Here's to another 10 years! Or not, if you decide to stop, I suppose, but I hope not!
I am really proud of You Guys! I don’t think I knew about Numberphile for a long time, but love your dedication and effect and passion for maths♥️♥️
Lol.
The video 10:10 long
Love how the video wraps nicely by going back to 10
Congratulations on your 10 years, Brady. My life is better because of Numberphile!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep going.
Thanks for the vid! Happy 10th anniversary! I hope a friend can be found for 10. :)
James would always be my favorite presenter of numberphile. He is also the presenter of the first video of this channel.
Thank you for the past 10 years!
numberphile makes my heart warm! forever grateful for rediscovering ways to talk/discuss math❤
I like that numberphile went back to its root and is doing a video about a specific number instead of a mathematical concept
Happy 10th birthday Numberphile. I love your content, and you made me interested in learning more about math beyond just the physics and science parts. :)
I never realised how many years have passed! I watched your videos since when i was in highschool and all of you guys have shared for this many years the your love and joy in understanding math. Next month (hopefully) i will have a bachelor degree in Physics, and i think it's also thank of all the great people who cooperate in this channel if i do.
Love all of you
Wawww Dr James is back with this lovely ten !!! You are 10/10 . This is real maths . Thanks Grady .
Congratulations on ten years, this channel is what got me into mathematics back when I was just starting middle school. You guys are amazing, here's to another 10
10 years already. Congratulations. Before that I remember binge watching the physics and chemistry channel :D
I was waiting for you James. Love you man.
Happy anniversary to my favourite TH-cam channel. Your videos have inspired me and countless others, to have a love of maths. Thank you.
Such an extraordinary milestone!! I can’t believe it’s been 10 years. The channel has come so far but is as charming and informative as ever. So glad to come back to the roots! Congrats Brady and James!!
8:03 "and that's been proven by hand". I first thought that's a mathematician whose surname is "Hand".
Congratulations on 10 years of videos!!