Intro to Legendre Polynomials

[@daydreamer1722]

Crying over my theoretical physics exercises at night rn

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1 yr later how is life

[@jujiide6922]

Hope you recovered from it mate, I’m sure you’re capable of doing it

[@veebi283]

@@jujiide6922 What year are you in?

[@jujiide6922]

@@veebi283 second year of mechanical engineering

[@veebi283]

@@jujiide6922 cool

[@thermalphysics1500]

More mathematical physics content please and can you please go more in depth like taking some examples of different kinds that'd be really helpful :)
Please:)

[@abhishekharinarayanan6388]

Awesome and concise explanation

[@physicsandmathlectures3289]

Glad it was helpful!

[@supercard9418]

Thank you so much for this, awesome explanation

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You're very welcome!

[@OnlyGodalone]

Do you have video on generating functions?

[@banku6531]

to the point... very helpful

[@physicsandmathlectures3289]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@fernandogarciacortez4911]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@physicsandmathlectures3289]

Thanks for watching!

[@MisterTutor2010]

The alternating even and odd polynomials remind me of Hermite Polynomials.

[@OnlyGodalone]

They are in electrodynamics

[@youssefstudent7485]

thank you

[@rachelgreen299]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@physicsandmathlectures3289]

You're welcome!

[@robertandrade2531]

Good stuff

[@physicsandmathlectures3289]

Thanks!

[@dhakshan]

Do you have a video for the generating function? It is used in E&M

[@physicsandmathlectures3289]

Not yet! It was actually a topic I was working on before I started taking classes again. Hopefully I can get the video made and published soon!

[@chineduogele1459]

Using this method to prove some properties of legendary

[@merrysaladI]

Thanks!

[@physicsandmathlectures3289]

No problem!

[@tongxie7078]

hey, I wonder when do we use legendre polynomials in real life questions. What I was thinking was that we would build up a formula that looks like Rodrigus formula and apply the Legendre polynomials then. Is it correct?

[@neiljadav7400]

In quantum mechanics,we use the legendre and laguire polynomials for the Schrödinger equation to derive the hydrogen model

[@Michel-kb4xz]

what program are you using to write

[@SkyDarmos]

I landed here because I want to calculate the perihelion precession.

[@drislamramadan6883]

Nice, but I want pdf copy of material

[@celsogoncalves7348]

Thanks for the lecture! What software do you use for writing?

[@gosnfrenki]

Hello, do you have proof of parity of Legendre Polynomyals with this formula?

[@alangabrielamarocolin7832]

The proof of parity is really easy to obtain using the 2nd Integral Laplace form.

[@popuscornus42]

From a video format perspective, the blank screen for the first 48 seconds is very disconcerting. I would suggest you have at least a Title written on the screen, or a summary of what you are going to discuss. A blank void will drive most people away.

[@physicsandmathlectures3289]

Thank you for the suggestion! I'll keep that in mind for my future videos.

[@laurent847]

for the algorithm

[@thermalphysics1500]

Your S's made me lose all my teeth lol

[@sejallotliker1707]

Very helpful, thank you

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Glad it was helpful!