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I have been dealing with this equation all along my engineer degree. I realize that I have not grasp any of its meaning until I watched this video. Such a perfect way to describe it! thanks for the quality of this video
Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky Thank you... thank you very much... this type of animation must have taken a very long time.... Thanks for all the effort This is why I love physics
+Molun I'm going to pretend like I'm an engineer in grad school with a full understanding of advanced calculus, partial differential equations and quantum theory.
Perry T I'm biomedical major. Granted I don't understand this completely. Engineers do have the ability to understand this if they put their mind to this
You have sooooo many videos, thank you for all the hard work. I realized that physics was trying to answer all the good questions in life at a late age so I really appreciate these.
All of your presentations are elegantly presented. The incredible graphics in combination with such wonderful narration make them both mesmerizing and astonishingly intuitive! Nice work...
Outstanding. Again, a different visual way of understanding quantum physics, helps to understand the concept for another angle. Thank you for your great work!
Thank you again for these videos they help me understand simple daily life I have never understood people or their behaviors I apply these concepts to my daily interactions and they helped immensely this makes sense as my thinking has always been the abstract preventing me from normal socializations I use these models to help me understand people and my place within the spirit of interaction
From past two days, I've been struggling about the Schrodinger's equation. This video really helped me. I am a correspondence student and thus, self-study matters. Your channel is superb. I'm speechless. The hard work in these realistic animations and teaching is far more above than a praise. Salute !!
Honestly, these videos are so far ahead of their time. They are like the perfect learning device. I would love to know more about you! I don't think skills like this can taught so I'm going to guess it is a gift you were born with?! Your videos are genius. You are a genius.
Freaking awesome video as usual. Hey I'd really like to see one of your videos about a Nuclear Fusion reactor. They seem to be pretty popular in the news and what not and it would be cool to know the science and math behind it
your use of 3d animations is brilliant, I think they're not always the simplest way to understand some things but I really like this approach. Its quite unique too.
for a person like me who cant understand abstract things ur videos are a lifeline as it tells me what does these things actually mean.......thanks a lot...............:) :)
Thanks! The first presentation that doesn't deliberately obscure this Subject. (One never knows if the Teacher is equally confused, in such cases)...I've patiently awaited clarity like this, after much wasted labors. Your videos are conversations with Schrödinger himself. Again, many thanks, and best wishes.
Finally I understood this. Before this video, I had a hard time even looking at the Schrodinger equation. I didn't know it was so straightforward, thank you, wow!
If you make a PDF I will buy it, and probably I will not be the only one. This really associates the formal math and the intuition in a striking way. Well designed, brilliant accomplishment.
This is a fantastic video. Highly recommended. Excellent explanation of all symbols and schrodingers equation on both side of x axis. Inadvertently explained imaginary number and complex numbers in relation. Also recommend everyone watch your video on complex numbers. These videos are great.
I love how you broke down the Laplacian to make it understandable, as that was the part of the equation that I had the most difficult time understanding.
This video is an excellent complement to an introduction to Schrodinger's Equation as taught in formal university courses. It makes visualizing wavefunctions in quantum wells or corrals much easier!
absolutely superb content !........as always.......Love what you are doing.......its already become a priceless reservoir of quality info......keep them coming.......with quality & quantity, well, you cant ask for more.........I urge anyone who is able to support channels like this........imo this is exactly what the net is(should be) for.......free mind candy for all !........its one way to help out the future for sure.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky exactly it is easy to understant. Not only this latest video, I watched all of your videos, I watched nearly 50 or 55 videos. You always choose the best summary of the topic and narrator is also very good. No need to emphesize how beautifull are the graphics. I'm an electrical engineer and studying philosophy. So I often need clear explanations in modern physics. You can do this. Thank you.
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata just made me feel more melancholic and depressive while pulling my remaining hair desperately trying to understand Schrodinger's Equation
Nice channel man, just found you right now through scishow comments and you've got a new subscriber : D One thing that I wish would change is the pronounciation of symbols, or rather current lack thereof for some more unusual things. Would be nice if it said "this symbol, called psi" and then just referenced psi. Just a little grudge, I really liked the explaining you gave. I had this equasition a year ago in my physics lectures and even memorized it for the exam, it's nice to finally know what it means : ) P.S. wow that's a lot of videos you've got here
+nerdon2, I chose not to mention the names of the symbols because I felt that this would needlessly scare away people who are not familiar with the vocabulary. I prefer to keep the terminology as simple as possible. And thanks for the compliment about by channel. I am glad to have you as a subscriber.
Consider the Money Field, as described by the relative ability to supply basic human needs with only money. The height does not represent a spatial dimension, but the price of 1 square foot of rental property, for our human at each location. This field gets extremely high as we enter orbit, and hits a minimum in a ring outside cities.
Physics Vídeos by Eugene Khutoryansky, no doubts, is the best TH-cam's Channel, my friends!!! Congratulations, Eugene Khutoryansky. I love your job! I'll share on the Facebook. Ok?
Thanks for the compliments. I make all my 3D animations with Poser. Poser is able to run python scripits, and I wrote the python code for the equations myself. Thanks.
Hey Eugene, do you think you can do a video about k-space and the Brillouin zone? It would be a nice "sequel" to your quantum mechanics videos. Plus, with some special additions like periodic potential, you can even discuss the formation of bandgaps!
Hi Sir, I'm a 3rd year mechanical engineering student due to be taking a course on non linear systems and control. It would be highly appreciated if you can possibly do a video about the lypanov function and lypanov stability
So the first multiplication on the right side deals with the change in a particle's position and that to me looks like a kinetic energy kind of thing? Now the second multiplication is the potential energy, and in the end if we know the total energy it's basically simply derived from combining the two right parameters :)
Schroedinger's Wave Equation is time-varying. The rate at which clocks tick vary from place to place. For example, a gravitational gradient suffices to alter the rate at which clocks tick. For a photon, this is called the Gravitational Red Shift. This isn't a problem when one is dealing with a single particle or a collection of co-located particles that all age at the same rate. But one runs into difficulties if one tries to come up with a wave function for a distributed system, where the components are widely dispersed in space. Then one cannot have a scalar, t, which has the same value everwhere in space. It occurs to me that any number of confusing and incorrect results arise if one unrealistically tries to impose a single master clock on the cosmos.
Mam,your videos visualize physics, which makes students like us easily grasp the concept. Thank you so much for the such awesome and quality videos. Really appreciate the amount of hard work you put in making such great videos.👍👍👍👌👌👌 Mam I have a doubt... Why is the wave rotating about one of the axis, shouldn't it propogate in a particular direction? Thank you once again!😊
I've been dipping into these videos, and they're great, but I feel I'm missing something. Is there a recommended order I should view them, from the simplest to the most complex, to get the best understudying of QM?
You can watch my videos in any order. But, if you want a recommendation, one option would be to view the videos on a particular topic in the order that I made them. You can do this by going to the "videos" tab on my home page, and then sort the videos so that the oldest videos show up at the top (the opposite of the default view.) Thanks.
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Please, make a video on Magnetic Quantum number and Space Quantization. ♡♡
Very informative. Thanks for sharing, Lord-Jesus-Christ com
I can't tell you how annoying that background muzak is.
I have been dealing with this equation all along my engineer degree. I realize that I have not grasp any of its meaning until I watched this video. Such a perfect way to describe it!
thanks for the quality of this video
+TheRomichou, thanks. I am glad you found my video helpful.
here's one more like you
same in the gradient and laplace equations
What field of engineering you're doing? I didn't know engineers learn QM
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You're awesome, man!
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky Love your videos! They are exactly what I need to better understand these concepts!
great great the greatest illustrator of all,thanks alot
Brilliant illustration, thank you for what you are doing
Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky Thank you... thank you very much... this type of animation must have taken a very long time....
Thanks for all the effort
This is why I love physics
no words , just speechless anorher great video, thanks a lot.
+Sangeet Chand, thanks.
+BlackBird2296 Network - And sweeter...
+BlackBird2296 Network yes true...
wrg, not speex, idts, any words no matter what
@@EugeneKhutoryansky seems like he changed his name
I'm gonna pretend like I understand this.
+Molun I'm going to pretend like I'm an engineer in grad school with a full understanding of advanced calculus, partial differential equations and quantum theory.
+Dasit Mane lol
Lol
Perry T I'm biomedical major. Granted I don't understand this completely. Engineers do have the ability to understand this if they put their mind to this
Perry T I'm an engineering major and taking physics 3 right now. We're going over schrodingers equation now and it mostly makes sense to me lol
You have sooooo many videos, thank you for all the hard work. I realized that physics was trying to answer all the good questions in life at a late age so I really appreciate these.
All of your presentations are elegantly presented. The incredible graphics in combination with such wonderful narration make them both mesmerizing and astonishingly intuitive! Nice work...
Thanks for the compliment. I am glad you like my videos.
This is the first time that I have a gut feeling, that with your help I might understand Schrödinger`s Equation in 3 to 6 months. Thank you very much!
I’ve seen this video so many times, what a wonderful work of art
these videos are gold. they should be in a museum. this particular one went over my head but i have learned so much from your work. thanks again
Perhaps the most beautiful intuitive explanation of the Schrödinger's Equation available on the internet!😍
Thanks for the compliment.
This is an absolutely amazing job. Thanks a lot, and congratulations for the work you've done on this. Please, dont stop never!!
Thanks for the compliment. I don't plan on stopping. More videos are on their way.
Great Series of videos.The sense of intuition you develop with such high quality is just remarkable.
Thanks for uploads.....
These types of videos are incredibly helpful.
Outstanding. Again, a different visual way of understanding quantum physics, helps to understand the concept for another angle. Thank you for your great work!
+Michał Dzięgielewski, thanks.
Thank you again for these videos they help me understand simple daily life I have never understood people or their behaviors I apply these concepts to my daily interactions and they helped immensely this makes sense as my thinking has always been the abstract preventing me from normal socializations I use these models to help me understand people and my place within the spirit of interaction
Great job as always, Eugene. Can't wait for your other videos.
+Feynstein 100, thanks. More videos are on their way.
keep up the good work eugene.generations math & physics enthusiasts shall owe you.
Fantastic visuals, made it leaps and bounds easier to understand.
A wonderful journey trough education. Thank you, Eugene!
Thanks.
Thanks for the soothing music, it prevented my brain from exploding.
Love your videos!!! Good to see some people refuse to dilute their teaching for the masses
Saw a comment you left on PBS Spacetime, fact-checking his work. Very excited to watch through your content.
Hey Eugene, can you please make a video on Einstein Field Equations! BTW Keep up the good work!
Your videos have helped me get big grades at math and physics, thank you!
+VICTOR VESCU, I am glad to hear that my videos have been helpful. Thanks.
From past two days, I've been struggling about the Schrodinger's equation. This video really helped me. I am a correspondence student and thus, self-study matters. Your channel is superb. I'm speechless. The hard work in these realistic animations and teaching is far more above than a praise. Salute !!
Thanks for the compliment, and I am glad to hear that my videos are helpful.
Absolutely superb videos, keep them coming.
Very clean as usual ... good job
I am from India. Seeing your videos in which Hindi language captions are attached, I am filled with heartfelt joy.Best wishes to you from me and India
Honestly, these videos are so far ahead of their time. They are like the perfect learning device. I would love to know more about you! I don't think skills like this can taught so I'm going to guess it is a gift you were born with?! Your videos are genius. You are a genius.
Thanks for the really great compliments.
Truly one of the most beautiful and incredible equations of all time
Just learned about this in my modern physics class.
Freaking awesome video as usual. Hey I'd really like to see one of your videos about a Nuclear Fusion reactor. They seem to be pretty popular in the news and what not and it would be cool to know the science and math behind it
This is the best explanation of Schrödinger's equation I have seen so far! Very intuitive. Thanks!
+Johan 't Hart, thanks for the compliment.
Gives me chills down my spine...great visual explanation! thanks!
Thanks for the compliment.
Awesome work as always Eugene, big fan of yours!!
+Pollux Pavonis, thanks.
Love what you're doing.
Awesome! Another great video! Thank you! I will say though, still hoping to see a video on the metric tensors and gravity!
your use of 3d animations is brilliant, I think they're not always the simplest way to understand some things but I really like this approach. Its quite unique too.
+Lucretius, thanks.
Watching your videos I feel intellectually alive again. Thanks for making and sharing these videos
Glad you like my videos. Thanks.
for a person like me who cant understand abstract things ur videos are a lifeline as it tells me what does these things actually mean.......thanks a lot...............:) :)
LONE FALCON it describes behaviour of particles but don't take this to mean this is what is actually occurring .
This is just SUPERB....
I've never felt so clear understanding what this equation really means
Thanks a lot!!!!
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
Thanks! The first presentation that doesn't deliberately obscure this Subject. (One never knows if the Teacher is equally confused, in such cases)...I've patiently awaited clarity like this, after much wasted labors. Your videos are conversations with Schrödinger himself. Again, many thanks, and best wishes.
Thanks. I am glad you liked my video.
Great videos and amazing explanations !!Thank you☺
Finally I understood this. Before this video, I had a hard time even looking at the Schrodinger equation. I didn't know it was so straightforward, thank you, wow!
I am glad my video was helpful. Thanks.
So powerful
+AlphaOmega, thanks.
What a marvelous work. It surely shows how the equation operates. Thousand thanks.
Thanks for the compliments.
Better than Wikipedia for sure. Thanks, a very good detailed and amiably visual explanation, as usual. Keep up the good job.
OMG, this video actually taught me the Del-squared operator!
Wolf Edmunds sir Please explain me Del square operator
Second vector partial derivative of a function with respect to x, y and z.
lol
its not a vector itself though
Most complex topics in most lucid way. You guys are doing an incredible job...
Thanks for the compliment.
Nothing beats visual aids (esp animated) when tackling the more difficult concepts/information - well done!
Thanks.
Eugene Khutoryansky has made a marvelous graphic video visually explaining Schrodinger's equation.
I never knew wave functions rotate like this
Thank you for the intuition
Thank you for what you did. It's wondeful!!!
Brilliant Illustration and understanding of math. Keep it up - from India
If you make a PDF I will buy it, and probably I will not be the only one. This really associates the formal math and the intuition in a striking way. Well designed, brilliant accomplishment.
Thanks for the compliments. Though, I don't see the point of making a PDF file, since the whole point of my approach is to show it with animations.
This is a fantastic video. Highly recommended. Excellent explanation of all symbols and schrodingers equation on both side of x axis. Inadvertently explained imaginary number and complex numbers in relation. Also recommend everyone watch your video on complex numbers. These videos are great.
Thanks for the compliment about my videos.
Thanks A LOT for this channel :) im loving it!
Thanks. I am glad you like my videos.
fantastic visualisation, this really helps visual learners like me. thanks a lot!
Glad my video was helpful. Thanks.
First class explanaition and superb graphics. Many thanks.
Thanks for the compliment about my explanation, and about my animations.
I love how you broke down the Laplacian to make it understandable, as that was the part of the equation that I had the most difficult time understanding.
I am glad my explanation was helpful. Thanks.
This video is an excellent complement to an introduction to Schrodinger's Equation as taught in formal university courses. It makes visualizing wavefunctions in quantum wells or corrals much easier!
Thanks.
Helping us to imagine!
Great animation, great commentary!
Thank you.
Thanks for the compliments.
@@EugeneKhutoryansky
We need more. This is how we should learn.
Please keep making these awesome videos.
Amazing depiction, thanks.
+Dion Silverman, thanks for the compliment.
You are saving entire semeters! Thank you very much!
I am glad my videos are helpful. Thanks.
Fantastic Videos! Love all these!
Thanks. I am glad you like my videos.
Really I love your videos....They help me visualize everything ..... You are awesome
Thanks.
You deserve it.... Your efforts can be seen in your every video 🙂😀
absolutely superb content !........as always.......Love what you are doing.......its already become a priceless reservoir of quality info......keep them coming.......with quality & quantity, well, you cant ask for more.........I urge anyone who is able to support channels like this........imo this is exactly what the net is(should be) for.......free mind candy for all !........its one way to help out the future for sure.
+realcygnus, thanks for the compliment, and thanks for encouraging people to support my channel.
@realcygnus Correct.
thank you so much for the video!
+Ben Nutley, glad you liked it.
Great visualization of a very complex function...thanks.
Thanks.
Thank you Eugene, great work. Very clear to understand.
+ahmedoroniya, thanks. I am glad to hear that it was easy to understand.
+Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky exactly it is easy to understant. Not only this latest video, I watched all of your videos, I watched nearly 50 or 55 videos. You always choose the best summary of the topic and narrator is also very good. No need to emphesize how beautifull are the graphics.
I'm an electrical engineer and studying philosophy. So I often need clear explanations in modern physics. You can do this. Thank you.
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata just made me feel more melancholic and depressive while pulling my remaining hair desperately trying to understand Schrodinger's Equation
Nice channel man, just found you right now through scishow comments and you've got a new subscriber : D
One thing that I wish would change is the pronounciation of symbols, or rather current lack thereof for some more unusual things. Would be nice if it said "this symbol, called psi" and then just referenced psi.
Just a little grudge, I really liked the explaining you gave. I had this equasition a year ago in my physics lectures and even memorized it for the exam, it's nice to finally know what it means : )
P.S. wow that's a lot of videos you've got here
+nerdon2, I chose not to mention the names of the symbols because I felt that this would needlessly scare away people who are not familiar with the vocabulary. I prefer to keep the terminology as simple as possible. And thanks for the compliment about by channel. I am glad to have you as a subscriber.
A little advanced for my level, but I enjoyed the ease in which she conveyd the idea.Thank you for uploading.
What an excellent presentation. Great!
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
Consider the Money Field, as described by the relative ability to supply basic human needs with only money. The height does not represent a spatial dimension, but the price of 1 square foot of rental property, for our human at each location. This field gets extremely high as we enter orbit, and hits a minimum in a ring outside cities.
SUPERB! Thank you for this wonderful video! Instant subscription and big thumbs up!
Thanks. Glad you liked my video, and I am happy to have you as a subscriber.
Thanks with your videos even modern physics seems to be easy :)
+Shirshak Bajgain, Thanks.
Very nice -- perhaps the best material one can learn in under nine minutes!
Thanks.
Physics Vídeos by Eugene Khutoryansky, no doubts, is the best TH-cam's Channel, my friends!!!
Congratulations, Eugene Khutoryansky. I love your job!
I'll share on the Facebook. Ok?
+André Barbosa, yes please share on Facebook. And thanks for that really great compliment about my videos.
Great explanations and visuals. You're the man!
Thanks for the compliment.
What software did you use to model this?
I use the software "Poser" for my 3D animations.
Great video as always. Have you considered making a video on the principle of stationary action?
+Ryan Mike. I will add that to my list of topics for future videos. Thanks.
thank you this video was eye opening finally makes sense!!
Glad you liked my video.
The graphic display is excellent, showing what is actually taking place.
Thanks for the compliment.
All the work out into this. I love it. Is there code somewhere? I want to do similar things.
Thanks for the compliments. I make all my 3D animations with Poser. Poser is able to run python scripits, and I wrote the python code for the equations myself. Thanks.
It's so amazing I just read it but I wasn't able to understand it. Thanks
thank you soooooo much for an excellent video...
Thanks for the compliment. I am glad you liked my video.
Hey Eugene, do you think you can do a video about k-space and the Brillouin zone? It would be a nice "sequel" to your quantum mechanics videos. Plus, with some special additions like periodic potential, you can even discuss the formation of bandgaps!
Another great video!!
This is too good.....❤️❤️...Please make more videos on Quantum mechanics 👍👍
Thanks. More videos are on their way.
perfect pace and tone.
Thanks.
Hello,thank you so much for this,may you make a video about reason of keeping electron movement as QM (Quantom Model)?
your way is very interesting and simple thank you very much
Hi Sir, I'm a 3rd year mechanical engineering student due to be taking a course on non linear systems and control. It would be highly appreciated if you can possibly do a video about the lypanov function and lypanov stability
So the first multiplication on the right side deals with the change in a particle's position and that to me looks like a kinetic energy kind of thing? Now the second multiplication is the potential energy, and in the end if we know the total energy it's basically simply derived from combining the two right parameters :)
Looks so digital. Love it!
So digital, it’s Bobby Digital
Schroedinger's Wave Equation is time-varying. The rate at which clocks tick vary from place to place. For example, a gravitational gradient suffices to alter the rate at which clocks tick. For a photon, this is called the Gravitational Red Shift.
This isn't a problem when one is dealing with a single particle or a collection of co-located particles that all age at the same rate.
But one runs into difficulties if one tries to come up with a wave function for a distributed system, where the components are widely dispersed in space. Then one cannot have a scalar, t, which has the same value everwhere in space. It occurs to me that any number of confusing and incorrect results arise if one unrealistically tries to impose a single master clock on the cosmos.
Great explanation.
Mam,your videos visualize physics, which makes students like us easily grasp the concept. Thank you so much for the such awesome and quality videos. Really appreciate the amount of hard work you put in making such great videos.👍👍👍👌👌👌
Mam I have a doubt...
Why is the wave rotating about one of the axis, shouldn't it propogate in a particular direction?
Thank you once again!😊
I've been dipping into these videos, and they're great, but I feel I'm missing something. Is there a recommended order I should view them, from the simplest to the most complex, to get the best understudying of QM?
You can watch my videos in any order. But, if you want a recommendation, one option would be to view the videos on a particular topic in the order that I made them. You can do this by going to the "videos" tab on my home page, and then sort the videos so that the oldest videos show up at the top (the opposite of the default view.) Thanks.