Most excellent. Also, Swedish are such smooth people. I also recommend Cedric Villani's talks on this subject emphasizing the need for a world wide research culture.
I wonder who he's talking to when he is promoting a world wide research culture. There's more than enough students interested in the subject, but the limiting factor is the number of research positions.
What I don't understand is why mathematics/science isn't more often taught separately from other courses. Having to write 5 page essays on arbitrary works of literature while also doing "humanities" requirements during undergrad seems like a pointless distraction.
Erik Nomura it's not pointless. We don't know how the brain works exactly but we do know that cross curriculum helps at the very least your brain plasticity but also fundamental knowledge about the world which you're a part of whether you like it or not. It's good not to end up in situations like Trump in the states, neo communism in South of Europe etc. These lectures help the humanity which is just as important when you impact it through your regular work. There's an Romanian writer very famous (Liiceanu, his name) for saying that you, as a human, have 3 jobs: 1st is the job of being a citizen, 2nd that of being human, 3rd is your regular job (work).
Alexandru Gheorghe We receive the education for 12 fucking years in public school. I also feel bad for those who must take math and science courses as well. It's a waste of time and money for both groups.
Alexandru Gheorghe Both groups will waste their time and money because they will be completing assignments and memorizing information for classes they didn't care about going in and will continue to not care about going out.
Scientists can't perform well in exams ever. To discover sth, u need to have mind which can go deep which happens when minds are free of all disturbances. Exams are to measure how much practise u did and how much u remember. They can never measure the real ability for research i.e a mind which can visualize and can go deeper.
Hi Can you make a chart for each move in a rubic cube ?? So we found it's all mathematical interpretation which shows it's combination amd permutations and all the possible data output at every level by most advanced methods of matrix induction ??? All the trends of databases which are associated with every move so we found out every desired conditions at given time So we winning the lottery or any thing at any time like a proven theorem but not as a probability Or changes of chances 😛😛😛😛 🙏❓🙏❓🙏❓🙏❓
What about cooperation with the world's leading thieves of intellectual property? Do the Chinese contribute significantly with their knowledge within your teams? If not, do you view the Chinese as just being introvert by culture and look at it as a cute trait? We practicly gave them Volvo know-how, and they turned it against us. Forget about a thank you!
@Karthick Jayaraman In a sense, since much of the course litterature is in English. But when I studied philosophy at the University of Lund about ten years ago the lectures were held in Swedish. We have a lot of guest students from other countries here at the University in Lund, where i reside, so maybe some of the lectures are held in English. But I don't know. Google it in English. If the universities in Sweden have lectures in English it'll show up. Good luck!
You have an inordinate amount of esteem for your interpretation of that comment.. especially considering how many mathematics there actually are. It's ironic that bashing unrecognized irony for being arrogant comes off as arrogant.
I suggest that you be clearer, then. Fact of the matter is that esteem and pride is strongest perhaps with those who sincerely believe that the school of mathematics founded in America is more valuable than that which is worked upon elsewhere. Honestly, it is not expected that anyone understands that origins by nationality is not even a legitimate subject of discussion in the realm of mathematics, and I admit that I am defensive on that point. I don't wish to comment on your personal insults.
misinformation. World leaders on mathematics, try Asia, v.g., China, Japan, Korea, and south Asia. And then lets try India. So, Swedish are smart as Germans, but not world leaders.
@@siddharthkhurrana1617 But it's true. Countries like India and China needs almost a billion of humans to be able to contribute as much as western European countries that has like 10-80 million people.
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Mathematics is a language of passionate learners.
Beautiful video. Long live mathematics!
Yes mathematics is love
I am in love with mathematics from Tanzania
I love mathematics and I want you to work in mathematics to develop new skills with me
Most excellent. Also, Swedish are such smooth people. I also recommend Cedric Villani's talks on this subject emphasizing the need for a world wide research culture.
Alexandru Gheorghe he’s a Frenchman lol
I wonder who he's talking to when he is promoting a world wide research culture. There's more than enough students interested in the subject, but the limiting factor is the number of research positions.
@@jake_runs_the_world yep. I know. It was simply another suggestion. 😌
@@josh34578 thankfully the internet can allow other folks to benefit from the knowledge. 🤔
Esti romanas asa-i?
Heart of every technology.
The algos and the maths behind...
Unfortunately the way it's taught makes it the way it is percepted by many students
“You wasted $150,000 on an education you coulda got for $1.50 in late fees at the public library.”
― Matt Damon, Good Will Hunting
Education for swedish inhabitants are free in swedish. (Apart from the books but u can get those at libraries). ;)
For univiersity i mean
wooooo apt.......' Don't let school interfere with your education' .........
I just love math that's all
Hi...
Are the math lectures/talks from this institute available online ? Could someone point me a playlist please.
I am in love with mathematics , evry exam I try to do good solution.
Mathematics will set us all free.
What I don't understand is why mathematics/science isn't more often taught separately from other courses. Having to write 5 page essays on arbitrary works of literature while also doing "humanities" requirements during undergrad seems like a pointless distraction.
Erik Nomura it's not pointless. We don't know how the brain works exactly but we do know that cross curriculum helps at the very least your brain plasticity but also fundamental knowledge about the world which you're a part of whether you like it or not. It's good not to end up in situations like Trump in the states, neo communism in South of Europe etc. These lectures help the humanity which is just as important when you impact it through your regular work. There's an Romanian writer very famous (Liiceanu, his name) for saying that you, as a human, have 3 jobs: 1st is the job of being a citizen, 2nd that of being human, 3rd is your regular job (work).
Alexandru Gheorghe We receive the education for 12 fucking years in public school. I also feel bad for those who must take math and science courses as well. It's a waste of time and money for both groups.
Why is it a waste of time and money for both groups?
Alexandru Gheorghe Both groups will waste their time and money because they will be completing assignments and memorizing information for classes they didn't care about going in and will continue to not care about going out.
You can't know if that didn't contribute to the person's abilities.
Maths is my lifei love maths and inshallah i get PhD in maths
All the best
i LIKE THIS LESSON SO MUCH ., I love math .
Rather, we dont know all the questions to our answers.
i want to persue my master degree in mathematics in sweden but seem realy hard for the hight tuition
Mathematics is very important, thank you so much to the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation.
Right now, I’m in love with summation and it’s sigma notation. In fact, my cat’s name is Sigma!
Rhythm Spill maybe you should do a PhD in summation. Have you taken Math 1052: Extreme Summation ?
Oh my bad, I meant Math 1051: Supreme Summation.
You've got a long way to go. Wait until you discover Complex Analysis.
@@jamesbra4410 complex analysis isnt that dificult. topology and abstract algebra is much more dificult
@@arthurgames9610 I've looked at Abstract Algebra books and nothing seemed to register. Do you know of any books that are good for getting started?
I love math.
Who hates math? 😅😅
According to my calculations some is hard some is easy 🤔 from Philippines 😏🤔
I love mathematics
wonderful..
Very well produced video
Mathematics is or mathematics are?
Santiago Arce is
Santiago Arce it depends on what sentence you use it in
Ksjsks Ajajjaja
Nope it's "is" pretty much everywhere you use..
Are
It's a collective term so 'is'.
Math for ever
awesome !!!
Whoever is reading this , please tell me how can i teach maths online to generate my income , i lost my everything in this covid
Maybe make your own website and start tutoring people?
Good content 👍
Sweden did worse than Russia and Vietnam in the PISA maths test
Scientists can't perform well in exams ever. To discover sth, u need to have mind which can go deep which happens when minds are free of all disturbances. Exams are to measure how much practise u did and how much u remember. They can never measure the real ability for research i.e a mind which can visualize and can go deeper.
Asia always scores high in those tests. Yet hardly any of their mathematicians are as relevant as those from Europe and America.
Russia is one of the world's leading math nations.
Mathematics is life
Nice
Nice!
i love math
Is just numbers and letters
I Am love maths
Capitalization and punctuation has rules. Learn that before correcting others.
damn I stop doing math at find the value of X LOL
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Well... most of the most useful maths is quite simple. And most maths in general has no application at all.
This is just not true and clearly, you have never done anything that is more complicated than operating a toaster
Hi
Can you make a chart for each move in a rubic cube ??
So we found it's all mathematical interpretation which shows it's combination amd permutations and all the possible data output at every level by most advanced methods of matrix induction ???
All the trends of databases which are associated with every move so we found out every desired conditions at given time
So we winning the lottery or any thing at any time like a proven theorem but not as a probability
Or changes of chances
😛😛😛😛
🙏❓🙏❓🙏❓🙏❓
Poland is the best!
From pakistan
What about cooperation with the world's leading thieves of intellectual property? Do the Chinese contribute significantly with their knowledge within your teams? If not, do you view the Chinese as just being introvert by culture and look at it as a cute trait? We practicly gave them Volvo know-how, and they turned it against us. Forget about a thank you!
@Karthick Jayaraman In a sense, since much of the course litterature is in English. But when I studied philosophy at the University of Lund about ten years ago the lectures were held in Swedish. We have a lot of guest students from other countries here at the University in Lund, where i reside, so maybe some of the lectures are held in English. But I don't know. Google it in English. If the universities in Sweden have lectures in English it'll show up. Good luck!
Sweden - Becoming a world leader in mass immigration
Agener of forst
HAH! Women doing math! That's a good one😂
Sweden may the world's leader in math, but they're still using American mathematics.
Don't you mean Greek mathematics?
Nah.. Greek math doesn't have any irrational numbers.
That has to be the most arrogant comment I've had this whole week.
You have an inordinate amount of esteem for your interpretation of that comment.. especially considering how many mathematics there actually are. It's ironic that bashing unrecognized irony for being arrogant comes off as arrogant.
I suggest that you be clearer, then. Fact of the matter is that esteem and pride is strongest perhaps with those who sincerely believe that the school of mathematics founded in America is more valuable than that which is worked upon elsewhere. Honestly, it is not expected that anyone understands that origins by nationality is not even a legitimate subject of discussion in the realm of mathematics, and I admit that I am defensive on that point. I don't wish to comment on your personal insults.
nothing in sweden is good
François van der Westhuizen Just like your obesity.
Im not obese. What the hell.
what do you mean by that? were watching a video about mathematics and you don`t even prove your point ..
Pewdiepie?
misinformation.
World leaders on mathematics, try Asia, v.g., China, Japan, Korea, and south Asia.
And then lets try India.
So, Swedish are smart as Germans, but not world leaders.
Yeah because they have a huge amount of people. If countries Sweden or Germany had the same population they’d be far superior (if not already).
@@gustav1002 🤣🤣
@@siddharthkhurrana1617 But it's true. Countries like India and China needs almost a billion of humans to be able to contribute as much as western European countries that has like 10-80 million people.