Sweet! This is a really good overview for me because i’m taking Differential Equations right now over the summer. Final in 6 weeks 👍🏻😂 thank you again.
YOUR TEACHING SKILLS !!!! >>>> Oh my word, I have never seen a college math professor explain ANYTHING on this level. It's beautiful. The way you wrote down y^6 = (u^(-1/5))^6 to help your student. The fact that you question yourself as you're doing it rather than answer condescendingly to questions. YOU. You, my friend, are a true sorcerer.
You are easily one of the best teachers I have ever seen. You are enthusiastic and create an interactive learning environment with your students. It is great that we can hear the students questions and your explanations because many times I had similar questions. Thanks for your help and now I am going to ace my exam tomorrow
Your explanation of Variation of Parameters was absolutely spectacular. It never made sense to me, even the second time taking the class, until I heard your explanation. I cannot express my thankfulness for this video - I have my final in 6 hours and I think you might’ve just helped me secure a solid final grade. I wish I’d discovered your channel much earlier - you definitely have a gift. Thanks again!!
The atmosphere is so nice! Everybody wants to learn and questions are welcome...I'm more used to teachers making the students feel really dumb, not explaining stuff twice...or even once properly x) So nice class, really enjoyable
Yeah, most math dept professors are stuck up, especially foreign ones. I think since they immigrated, they've taken everything much more seriously to be competitive, but it makes classes dry and more difficult to understand. Anyway, yes. It's nice when a professor can explain things in human terms rather than rigorous mathematical proofs.
I passed diff eq a long time ago but your lectures are a joy to watch. The excitement and passion for math bubbling up as your teaching is a beautiful thing.
I'm not part of your class, but this lecture sped up the review process for me. You were about as clear and concise as my own Diff. Eq. professor, but introduced me to slightly different ways to execute Differential equation solutions (the tabular method as opposed to by parts, for example). Keep up your teaching style. It is effective!
I’m not even close to differential equations, only in Calc 2 rn, and your enthusiasm for mathematics and your high energy is super motivating and inspiring me to work on more math. Thankyou so much for all that you do! :)
I love this, when a student asks “a stupid question”(profs favourite word) you go on and recap explaining why, and I wish we had more teachers/profs like you! I was lucky enough to have a few and it’s the reason why my grade is high ! Keep up being amazing !!🎉
I love how excited the professor is. Thanks for this. I am starting a DefEq class next week and wanted some insight. I will definitely be coming back during the semester.
The enthusiasm in explaining these awesome analytical human achievements should be a minimum pre-requisite for anyone teaching Math. Love you channel man, really happy to come across this great content (been growing my Math book collection thanks to you! ahah)
My instructor refuses to answer my questions. It's been hard trying to learn this subject online with his videos. Plus he has a super thick accent. I have my first test tmrw. Fingers crossed. Thank you.
Honestly my excitement right now is im finally going to take calculus 1 but i watch this video to inspire me and excite me for differential equations after calc 2 and maybe calc 3?! 😀 super excited. Math is the drug i need to be high on this semester. (I dont get high on anything else).
15:14 you mentioned tabuylair or parts. I never heard of tabulair. But isnt tablair the exact same as parts but just more structuarly written down. It is the same essentially right?
You Remind me of Cliff Stroll the Klein Bottle guy. I love you and cliff, you guys actually have excitement and energy when doing math. Not that boring monotonous tone, that sounds like proffs a robot.
This playlist has been amazing! I'm still using it for my exam prep. I have my final exam next week for DE, so are there any last tips you're able to provide? I've been studying at least 8 hours a day, watching your vids, doing examples from the textbook and working through many questions from the exercises. I do feel quite confident about the exam but just want to get some advice :) All the way out from South Africa :D
oh wow that is awesome, this is a big step up from calc 1. That's cool you are actually watching and understanding some of this stuff. Calc 2 is a big pre-req for this type of stuff.
The Math Sorcerer Yeah it is. We had a little sneak peak into differential equations in my calc 1 class though which was pretty cool. Some of the other students were upset because it wasn’t part of the curriculum with other professors and it was on a test and the final but I thought they were fun to solve.
just finished calc 1 with an A. Last math class I am ever gonna take, thought it would be fun to watch this and see if i could understand anything. I understood the chain rule, so i got something lmfao.
I am in Calc 1 & I didn't understand almost anything u said but I had fun watching u so exited about math :).. I was like *Insert Mike wazasuski faces*
Hey wondering whether you have any videos on Section 4.7: Cauchy Euler Equations, Section 4.9: Solving Systems of Linear DEs (Elimination), Section 5.1: Linear Models: Initial-Value Problems, Section 5.2: Linear Models: Boundary-Value Problems, Section 7.2: Invers Transform & Transform of Derivatives, Section 7.3: Operational Properties, Section 7.4: Operational Properties II, Section 7.5: The Dirac Delta Function and Section 7.6: Systems of Linear DEs ?
5:40 shoot ohh okay, duh, solved Y for U that's where he comes from. 6:25 haha he got a bit confused as I did XD 7:40 Damn that's solid, forgot that exponent rule lol 8:40 haha student forgot same exponent rule I did :P 9:10 Oooooh shiiiit, lol Integrating factor, gonna need to review that section aswell 10:00 Dang I think that LA problem woulda been a juicy one to get ready for this steak-meat :-D 11:00 Good Question: about p and e. If it du/dx U sub is with respect to x, if it were du/d0 it would be with 0, or du/dt it would be with respect to t. Cool beans my dude! 14:00 Tabular, derivative of 5 is 0 14:35 Partial credit? My physics prof never heard of that word before. 18:25 Circle back to P(x)
You're a SUCH better teacher than my diff e prof was. Respect. I had to argue with him in his office about a Wronskian problem that was mis-graded on the final. lol
I am currently in my first year of university in the UK (about to go into 2nd year) I wanted to ask about masters and PhDs as that is my big goal, I know it's a long way off but do you think that if you put the work in that anyone can do a masters or PhD? I always keep thinking to myself that when I struggle on simple things or I see a proof method which I would never have thought of which seems very obvious then it brings me down as most of my class understand it well. I have quite a short term memory, I understand things very quickly but also easily forget important details. I just want to think realistically about if the average person can get one. I did pass year 1 with a first class but trying not to get ahead of myself as that was the 'easy year'
Well I would say continue pushing through it. If you can do well in the more advanced classes like advanced calc, abstract algebra, topology, etc then you got this.
@@TheMathSorcerer okay thank you! I will keep at it for sure, do you have any advice on how to learn analysis efficiently? I start it next month, I have lots of books on it, but it's a lot to take in, just don't really know how to approach a lot of the proofs.
I just had a differential equations exam and on the last question of the method of undetermined coefficients, I accidently wrote down the "particular solution" as my final answer instead of the "general solution". The pieces were there but I forgot to incorporate them together. This is what happens with me and exams!
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Why didn't I discover this channel 1 month ago? :( I'll probably fail for my finals two day later from now, thanks to yt algorithm not showing this on time
Real question, why does he look like Danny Carey if he didn’t play drums and instead focused all that energy into becoming an excellent math professor?
Bernoulli 0:00
Homogenous 19:00
Finding form Yc and Yp 29:00
La Place 35:30
Exact 44:45
Variation of Parameters 52:40
Thank you pinned this 😄
Sweet! This is a really good overview for me because i’m taking Differential Equations right now over the summer. Final in 6 weeks 👍🏻😂 thank you again.
@@TheMathSorcerer 7 months later, but I hope you still don't wipe the board with your hand and then grab your face. . . lol
Lol!!!!
@@Digger-Nick after 5 months i found this golden comment :D
I think it’s cool when a math teacher is slightly eccentric. It really helps me stay focused and engaged for my studies.
hmm, thanks lol:) glad it was helpful!
YOUR TEACHING SKILLS !!!! >>>>
Oh my word, I have never seen a college math professor explain ANYTHING on this level. It's beautiful. The way you wrote down y^6 = (u^(-1/5))^6 to help your student. The fact that you question yourself as you're doing it rather than answer condescendingly to questions. YOU. You, my friend, are a true sorcerer.
❤️
You are easily one of the best teachers I have ever seen. You are enthusiastic and create an interactive learning environment with your students. It is great that we can hear the students questions and your explanations because many times I had similar questions. Thanks for your help and now I am going to ace my exam tomorrow
Ace it! Good luck😄😄
Your explanation of Variation of Parameters was absolutely spectacular. It never made sense to me, even the second time taking the class, until I heard your explanation. I cannot express my thankfulness for this video - I have my final in 6 hours and I think you might’ve just helped me secure a solid final grade. I wish I’d discovered your channel much earlier - you definitely have a gift. Thanks again!!
Thank you for the kind words! Good luck!!
The atmosphere is so nice! Everybody wants to learn and questions are welcome...I'm more used to teachers making the students feel really dumb, not explaining stuff twice...or even once properly x)
So nice class, really enjoyable
Ya that was a good class!!
Yeah, most math dept professors are stuck up, especially foreign ones. I think since they immigrated, they've taken everything much more seriously to be competitive, but it makes classes dry and more difficult to understand. Anyway, yes. It's nice when a professor can explain things in human terms rather than rigorous mathematical proofs.
I passed diff eq a long time ago but your lectures are a joy to watch. The excitement and passion for math bubbling up as your teaching is a beautiful thing.
This professor actually explains diff eq, based on previous experience I didnt think that was possible.
thanks man:)
bruh this class is lit , the method he uses in learning and the energy ....
👍
I got a 96 on my Differential Equations final this year, all thanks to you
Awesome good work!!!
Good luck everyone. Not in this class but I'm studying for the same exam!
:)
same final tmr!
Man, what an excellent teacher you are! So involved, and it is outstanding how the class seems ~alive~. We need more like you.
Thx man
I'm not part of your class, but this lecture sped up the review process for me. You were about as clear and concise as my own Diff. Eq. professor, but introduced me to slightly different ways to execute Differential equation solutions (the tabular method as opposed to by parts, for example).
Keep up your teaching style. It is effective!
happy it helped:)
i love that i actually dont get bored reviewing this and i can just follow along easily
I know he’s probably the most enthusiastic math teacher I’ve ever seen.
This guys a mad man and I wish I was in his class.
I’m not even close to differential equations, only in Calc 2 rn, and your enthusiasm for mathematics and your high energy is super motivating and inspiring me to work on more math. Thankyou so much for all that you do! :)
My professor makes exams extremely hard for this class and this video clarified a lot! Thank you so much!!
You are welcome! I am so happy this video was able to help someone 😃
I love this, when a student asks “a stupid question”(profs favourite word) you go on and recap explaining why, and I wish we had more teachers/profs like you! I was lucky enough to have a few and it’s the reason why my grade is high ! Keep up being amazing !!🎉
There are no stupid questions. Only stupid people who ask questions!
I love how excited the professor is. Thanks for this. I am starting a DefEq class next week and wanted some insight. I will definitely be coming back during the semester.
Best of luck!
came here to say that i passed my ED course thanks to you, amazing playlist
The enthusiasm in explaining these awesome analytical human achievements should be a minimum pre-requisite for anyone teaching Math. Love you channel man, really happy to come across this great content (been growing my Math book collection thanks to you! ahah)
it is time again to use this video! thank u Professor and good luck to everyone!
You are welcome!!
Thank you, sir. You saved yet another soul. This helped me so much during finals.
awesome!!!
13:50 “It’s too early for parts.” 😂 I love it
Congratulations for being such a great teacher.
Thx😃
Sincerely, one of the best teachers
Thx👍
My instructor refuses to answer my questions. It's been hard trying to learn this subject online with his videos. Plus he has a super thick accent. I have my first test tmrw. Fingers crossed. Thank you.
Good luck!
Why am I watching this at 2:30 am? I never even took DiffEQ (stopped after calc 3 and linear algebra)
Hahahahaha
I effing wish, I’m cramming before my first test lol
Maybe you secretly want to be a mathematician.
Why am I watching this at 1 in the morning? Passed the exam last semester. Still fun to watch though.
Same 😂
Rofl
This is awesome....I'm so glad I stumbled over this channel cause I'm at point where I needed such tutoring. Thank you so much.
I had a Dr Rion for ODEs. Kinda reminds me of him. Phenomenal professor.
this video will be my savior during final
Good luck!
If only I had a professor like this man here, sigh
Thanks for this video. I am taking PDE this semester and forgot everything from ODE. Great Vid!!
You are out of this world Sir! I really aprecciate lessons like this! Cheers man!
My pleasure!
I have an exam in 5 hours, found this just in time
Did u pass
So much better than my differential equations TA. It was fun to watch you teach. :)
Thx 😁
You are such an engaging professor.
What an energetic teacher, , I wish I was in that class
Taking this course though applied math dept @ CU Boulder! Final on Tuesday morning, Thanks!
Oh wow man, good luck!!
NOOOO if only you posted this yesterday! My differential equations final was yesterday! Oh well, Ill still watch for fun!
Aww hopefully you did ok!!!:)
@@TheMathSorcerer Thanks! I think I did pretty good...except for one horrible laplace transform question lol
already took methods of applied math but this is a great review tool since it shares some of the same differentials.
Nice👍
Honestly my excitement right now is im finally going to take calculus 1 but i watch this video to inspire me and excite me for differential equations after calc 2 and maybe calc 3?! 😀 super excited. Math is the drug i need to be high on this semester. (I dont get high on anything else).
15:14 you mentioned tabuylair or parts. I never heard of tabulair. But isnt tablair the exact same as parts but just more structuarly written down. It is the same essentially right?
You Remind me of Cliff Stroll the Klein Bottle guy.
I love you and cliff, you guys actually have excitement and energy when doing math.
Not that boring monotonous tone, that sounds like proffs a robot.
Cool!
This playlist has been amazing! I'm still using it for my exam prep. I have my final exam next week for DE, so are there any last tips you're able to provide? I've been studying at least 8 hours a day, watching your vids, doing examples from the textbook and working through many questions from the exercises. I do feel quite confident about the exam but just want to get some advice :) All the way out from South Africa :D
Well, at 7:20 just divide by the first coefficient instead of multiplying.
I'm just taking Calculus I, and I find this very interesting.
oh wow that is awesome, this is a big step up from calc 1. That's cool you are actually watching and understanding some of this stuff. Calc 2 is a big pre-req for this type of stuff.
The Math Sorcerer Thank you! I'm planning on getting my Ph.D in Mathematics or Computer Science to start teaching at the college level.
Very nice!!!
The Math Sorcerer Yeah it is. We had a little sneak peak into differential equations in my calc 1 class though which was pretty cool. Some of the other students were upset because it wasn’t part of the curriculum with other professors and it was on a test and the final but I thought they were fun to solve.
Fourier is so cool, hope he teaches a lecture on that
You seem like such an awesome teacher!
Thx👍
This was quite fun to watch! Thanks for posting this video to TH-cam :)
You are welcome!
Wow what a quick response XD Anyway, I am 12 studying Diff. EQ and it is really satisfying, especially when it is explained very well!
bruh the sorcerer might be using some magic powder, the energy my guy.
good video doe
Rofl
Sir I m from india .. ur teaching skill is very . . I m doing masters in. Mathematics
just finished calc 1 with an A. Last math class I am ever gonna take, thought it would be fun to watch this and see if i could understand anything. I understood the chain rule, so i got something lmfao.
Hahaha awesome
This is a very good video. Thank you
I am in Calc 1 & I didn't understand almost anything u said but I had fun watching u so exited about math :).. I was like *Insert Mike wazasuski faces*
Why can’t all professors be like this omg
thank you!
Right
You seem like you just had red bull for the first time ever, and I'm all for it!
28:00 would you have an initial parameter in order to solve for Y? Thanks
Hey wondering whether you have any videos on Section 4.7: Cauchy Euler Equations, Section 4.9: Solving Systems of Linear DEs
(Elimination), Section 5.1: Linear Models: Initial-Value Problems, Section 5.2: Linear Models: Boundary-Value
Problems, Section 7.2: Invers Transform & Transform of Derivatives, Section 7.3: Operational Properties, Section 7.4: Operational Properties II, Section 7.5: The Dirac Delta Function and Section 7.6: Systems of Linear DEs ?
5:40 shoot
ohh okay, duh, solved Y for U that's where he comes from.
6:25 haha he got a bit confused as I did XD
7:40 Damn that's solid, forgot that exponent rule lol
8:40 haha student forgot same exponent rule I did :P
9:10 Oooooh shiiiit, lol Integrating factor, gonna need to review that section aswell
10:00 Dang I think that LA problem woulda been a juicy one to get ready for this steak-meat :-D
11:00 Good Question: about p and e. If it du/dx U sub is with respect to x, if it were du/d0 it would be with 0, or du/dt it would be with respect to t. Cool beans my dude!
14:00 Tabular, derivative of 5 is 0
14:35 Partial credit? My physics prof never heard of that word before.
18:25 Circle back to P(x)
Haha
MAN YOU ARE LEGEND 🔥👏
Thx man👍
brilliant. need more of this.
Thank you!!!
What a great lecture video. Wish I could have a chance to be lectured by the real math sorcerer :D
You're a SUCH better teacher than my diff e prof was. Respect. I had to argue with him in his office about a Wronskian problem that was mis-graded on the final. lol
I'm confused and I don't care. This is fun to watch
Hahahahaha awesome
I am currently in my first year of university in the UK (about to go into 2nd year) I wanted to ask about masters and PhDs as that is my big goal, I know it's a long way off but do you think that if you put the work in that anyone can do a masters or PhD? I always keep thinking to myself that when I struggle on simple things or I see a proof method which I would never have thought of which seems very obvious then it brings me down as most of my class understand it well. I have quite a short term memory, I understand things very quickly but also easily forget important details. I just want to think realistically about if the average person can get one. I did pass year 1 with a first class but trying not to get ahead of myself as that was the 'easy year'
Well I would say continue pushing through it. If you can do well in the more advanced classes like advanced calc, abstract algebra, topology, etc then you got this.
@@TheMathSorcerer okay thank you! I will keep at it for sure, do you have any advice on how to learn analysis efficiently? I start it next month, I have lots of books on it, but it's a lot to take in, just don't really know how to approach a lot of the proofs.
In one of your other videos you said just use Wolfram alpha.
Haha yeah
I just had a differential equations exam and on the last question of the method of undetermined coefficients, I accidently wrote down the "particular solution" as my final answer instead of the "general solution". The pieces were there but I forgot to incorporate them together. This is what happens with me and exams!
Why didn't I discover this channel 1 month ago? :( I'll probably fail for my finals two day later from now, thanks to yt algorithm not showing this on time
That's enjoyable and teachable
Sir you didn’t do power series or Laplace transforms
I see on pinned la place
Thank you. Not just for the excellent math, but for calming my nerves lol
Great professor fr
We never did a Bernuoulli for some reason
that's actually really weird:) I know you did some other stuff thiough that I don't do I think, strange!!
is system of linear differential equations generally included in a differential equations course because I want to skip it
I like the atmosphere in the class.
Man I wish this was my differential equations course, I'll have to re-take it this semester, plus its gonna be online so... yai
Fun times lol. You got this though man!
@@TheMathSorcerer thanks! I really wanna learn as much theory as I can regarding diff ecs. I know I can ace the course!
where is 4.2 reduction of order in the playlist sir i am begging
Imagining if my Teacher kept the same environment in his Class XD :)
Nooooooo! This is great but I need 7.6 :'( I'll definitely come back before the final.
If you're confused, just memorize it😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
hahahahaha
I would love to see those review questions, with my whole chest I wanna see it
The review scared me I’m not even taking the exam
Hahahaha
Amazing lecture! Dude looks like Jeff Bezos with hair
I am curious which institution do you teach at ?, sir.
Just a local college
out of curiosity, are you teaching pdq? If so, is there a review for it?
wow thank u sir😯😯😯
you are welcome!
Man I am little proud of myselfe that i understand this.(I am only 14 and from germany)
Woah!! Hardcore!
You are the best
Why am I watching this at 2:02am after having passed all my calculus tests a year ago?
haha that's awesome
@@TheMathSorcerer Yes, I find you really entertaining and educational, wish I had professors like you! Keep it up! :D
anyone else here wishing their final was this easy?
Haha
I know love is a strong word… BUT I LOVE YOU
Real question, why does he look like Danny Carey if he didn’t play drums and instead focused all that energy into becoming an excellent math professor?
what book are these questions from?
Differential Equations by Zill. It's a pretty good, decent. Here is my review on it:th-cam.com/video/M6o3Sp-LeJo/w-d-xo.html&
*Laplace
17:18
If at all possible could you please just have the camera focus on the board rather than delayed panning following you
no because then I can only use one board
The Math Sorcerer okay I got ya. Regardless this was a very informative video thank you for your hard work!
goddamn wish this dude was my diff professor.
👍
bless up