Yea, but he is misleading in regards to real numbers. They are well and rigorously defined, the Math community everywhere uses them, and Wilderburg has no basis rejecting them. So, careful with his "philosophical" opinions because in some things he is off.
Hello Mr. Wildberger. Have a look at TH-cam: Spiegelradtransformation. I don't know how to describe this movement. It's caused by two circles in a cube. Thank you.
One of the most beautiful lectures on TH-cam about Symmetry Groups.
thank you for such a beautiful and relevant series on the history of mathematics for free.
Yea, but he is misleading in regards to real numbers. They are well and rigorously defined, the Math community everywhere uses them, and Wilderburg has no basis rejecting them. So, careful with his "philosophical" opinions because in some things he is off.
such a generous university and professor to share.
Excellent concise Math History Course. Thanks. I would recommend this to any Home Schoolers and autodidacts.
very clear lecturer -- unlike so many videos on groups theory
09:00 Thanks for making the subject accessible to a lay person like me , by allowing yourself to 'gloss over'
Great lecture, keep it up!
great!
thank you Sir.
Hello Mr. Wildberger. Have a look at TH-cam: Spiegelradtransformation. I don't know how to describe this movement.
It's caused by two circles in a cube.
Thank you.