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- Euler's Formula
- De Moivre's Formula and a Trigonometric Sum
- De Moivre's Formula and Trigonometric Identities
- Extraction of Complex Roots
- Multiplication of Complex Numbers in Polar Form
- The SEVENTH of the seven beauties: the derivation of the integral of signed curvature
- The SEVENTH of the seven beauties: The integral of signed curvature over a closed curve
- The Polar Form of Complex Numbers
- De Moivre's Formula for Complex Numbers: A Precursor to Euler's Formula
- The Elementary Properties of Complex Numbers According to Hamilton
- Accepting Complex Numbers: Hamilton vs Euler
- The Birth of Complex Numbers and Tartaglia's Formula
- Tartaglia's Formula in Action and Numbers of the form a+b√5
- Tartaglia's Formula in Action: Two Examples
- Euler's Derivation of the Tartaglia-Cardano Formula
- Polynomial Equations and the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra
- The SIXTH of the seven beauties. The integral of position vector dotted with unit normal.
- The FIFTH of the seven beauties. The integral of position vector dotted with unit tangent.
- The FOURTH of the seven beauties. The integral of position vector dotted curvature normal.
- The THIRD of the seven beauties. The integral of unit normal over a curve.
- The SECOND of the seven beauties! The integral of curvature normal over a curve.
- A brief review of curves and integration over curves.
- The FIRST of the seven beauties! The integral of unit tangent over a curve.
- The Expression for the Arc Length of a Curve in Cartesian Coordinates
- The Geometric Expression for the Arc Length of a Curve
- From Physical to Arithmetic Integrals - Achieving Complete Agreement with Intuition
- Hate most advanced math books? These words of encouragement are for you
- From Physical to Arithmetic Integrals - How to Achieve Invariance
- Converting a Physical Integral into an Arithmetic One: Identifying the Challenge
- Why Change of Variables Is Often an Inherently Ambiguous Task
- The Derivative of the Inverse Function, or How to Reparameterize a Curve
- The Derivative of the Inverse Function - Why It Is Confusing (and how to eventually fix it)
- Formula = Immortality
- Integration by Substitution Is an Application of the Chain Rule
- The Need for Arbitrary Parameterizations of Curves
- Arithmetic Integrals And the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
- Geometric Integrals - a Fundamental Concept to Be Accepted on an Intuitive Basis
- Hypersurfaces, Unit Normals, and Signed Curvature
- The Curvature of a Curve, Its Principal Normal, And Its Osculating Plane
- The Torsion of a Curve
- Linear Decomposition by the Dot Product
- The Arc Length Parameterization
- The Analysis of the Unit Circle as a Planar Curve in Differential Geometry.
- The Closest Point on a Curve to a Given Point: Combing Calculus And Geometry
- Kinematic Analysis of a Rigid Bar
- Classical Euclidean Geometry Is Limited to Three Dimensions
- Constant Speed Motion - Analysis via differentiation of vector-valued functions
- The Properties of Vector Differentiation
- The Main Intuitive Idea of Calculus (applied to curves in Differential Geometry)
- The Geometric Interpretation of the DERIVATIVE of a Vector-Valued Function
- The Geometric Interpretation of a Vector-Valued Function: It's a curve - end of story.
- Differentiation of Vectors: What It Actually Means to DIfferentiate a Vector-Valued Function!
- Why did the Russians hate Stalin? Norm McDonald would love this joke
- My Proof of Pythagoras' Theorem is NOT circular!
- The Heights of a Triangle Are Concurrent, a Vector-Based Proof That Does Not Require Any Ingenuity!
- The Orthogonal Projection Expressed in Terms of The Dot Product
- Ceva's Theorem, A Vector Based Proof - No Ingenuity Required! Concurrent Lines in a Triangle
- The Bisector Theorem: A Vector-Based Proof - No Ingenuity Required!
- The Medians of a Triangle Are Concurrent, A Vector-Based Proof - As Straightforward as It Gets!
- Introduction to Affine Spaces: What you can do in Linear Algebra w/o inner products. Less Is More!
- A Simple Solution to an Otherwise Challenging Problem - Algebra and Geometry Working Together!
- The Vector Equation of a Straight Line. This will help us solve a number of difficult problems soon!
- The Diagonals of a Rhombus Intersect at a Right Angle - A Dot Product Proof
- The Dot Product Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem - The power of Vectors Is on Full Display!
- The SIMPLEST proof ot the Pythagorean Theorem - a visual approach even a kindergartener would get!
- The Dot Product and the Inner Product: Comparing These Key Concepts in Linear Algebra, Geometry, ℝⁿ
- What Is a Vector? It depends! Geometric perspective vs Linear Algebra vs ℝⁿ
- Mr. Tibbs, the Queen's butler in BFG made a math mistake. Did the Movie Get It Right? We Investigate
- Squaring the Parabola by Means of Ordinary Calculus: A lesson in containing analytical calculations
- A Lesson in Daring, Flair, and Beauty: Archimedes' Incredible Breakthrough in Squaring the Parabola
- How Archimedes "Squared" the Sphere or One of the Greatest Unifying Moments in Science History
- The Challenge of π or How Archimedes Squared the Circle. Introduction to Differential Geometry
- Why Does Area Change Quadratically w/ Size? A Simple Question That Requires the Concept of Infinity
- How the Greeks Approached the Concept of Area. Archimedes' Method of Exhaustions
- Areas and the trouble with √2. Lesson 2 of a complete course on Differential Geometry
- The MOST Fundamental Concepts in Differential Geometry, & SURPRISE: Math always start in the middle!
- Gilbert Strang's Final MIT Lecture
- The Strang Decomposition A = CR
- The connection between the cross product and the determinant
- An elementary surface integral formula you've never heard of
- Vector Calculus 25: The Frenet Identities for a Planar Curve
- Vector Calculus 24: The Principal Normal and Curvature of a Planar Curve
- Vector Calculus 23: The Laws of Vector Differentiation
- Vector Calculus 22: The Distance Between a Point and a Curve
- Vector Calculus 20: Heron's Problem, a Vector-Analytic Solution
- Vector Calculus 0: Why Vector Calculus?
- Integral of e²ˣ/(еˣ+1) - Integration by Substitution, Calculus 2
- Integral of 1/(eˣ + e⁻ˣ) - Integration by Substitution, Calculus 2
- Integral of 1/(1+√x) - Integration by Substitution, Calculus 2
- Integral of x⁷/√(1+x⁴) - Integration by Substitution, Calculus 2
- Integral of (1+x)/(1+x^2) - Integration by Substitution, Calculus 2
- Integral of tan(x) - Integration by Substitution, Calculus 2
- Nothingburger integrals involving the natural logarithm - Integration by Substitution, Calculus 2
- 5. x⁵ √(x³+7)- Integration by Substitution, Calculus 2
- Foreword to Integration by Partial Fractions (No examples in this video)
- Integration by Partial Fractions, Integral of 1/(x²-1), Calculus 2
- Integration by Partial Fractions, Integral of (x-1)/(x²-4x-12), Calculus 2
- Integration by Partial Fractions, Integral of (6x+12)/(x²+x), Calculus 2
- Integration by Partial Fractions, Integral of 1/ (x²+4x+5), Calculus 2
- Integration by Partial Fractions, Integral of (2x+3)/x(x-1)², Calculus 2