A great video on introduction to optimization, I can understand it clearly. Thanks, Professor.
@KarlaPkva20 сағат бұрын
AE501 - This really helped with the HW!
@calebwatson633121 сағат бұрын
AE501: This is super helpful. I didn't learn the Taylor series theory well in undergrad so much needed refresher
@KarlaPkva21 сағат бұрын
AE501 - This was a great walk through on how to solve a 1D heat equation. The visuals were very helpful!
@BennettBoyd-h1f22 сағат бұрын
AE501: Always good to have a practical demonstration mixed in to bring things together
@calebwatson633122 сағат бұрын
AE501: By far the best video of the quarter, loved the humor and the Gus cameo! My family is from Bainbriedge too so I understand the commute challenge. Great information on how to more specifically think of optomization
@ChristopherLum18 сағат бұрын
What a small world, we should chat about this in the future. I've got more videos discussing Bainbridge and optimization. If you take the AE511 class we'll look at some of these.
@oklahomabamboo23 сағат бұрын
Thank you! This definitely worked for me. I appreciate your help.
@calebwatson633123 сағат бұрын
AE501: That Matlab script wil be nice to play with, helpful review!
@ChristopherLum22 сағат бұрын
Great to see you getting a jump start on week9, let me know how the RouletteWheel function goes
@calebwatson633123 сағат бұрын
AE501: Useful reminders. A lot of this came back to me from undergrad after watching
@KarlaPkva23 сағат бұрын
AE501 - Hey professor, I was following along with the lecture notes provided and noticed that in the pdf, v=-K grad u is labeled as Eq. 1, while the heat equation is labeled as Eq. 3. I couldn't find an Eq. 2 in the notes. Is Eq. 3 meant to be labeled as Eq. 2? Just want to make sure I keep track of the important equations. Also, I appreciate the Nintendo references in your videos. I'll now always remember the 1D heat equation as the 'Luigi of PDEs'.
@ChristopherLum14 сағат бұрын
Hi Karla, it is possible that I may have goofed up the equation numbering. Let me take a closer look and perhaps we can chat at office hours sometime.
@RishabhMenariya-f1dКүн бұрын
Thanks bro it worked 🎉
@calebwatson6331Күн бұрын
AE501: I haven't done proablity in years. This brought back a lot of overlooked basics
@Andrew_BrunsКүн бұрын
AE501: It was very helpful to see and understand what is happening with the physical towel example.
@EfremNickelКүн бұрын
AE501: Great helpful video! This was super helpful for the homework and was easy to digest as all your other videos! I like how you show the verification of each step in mathematica as well.
@LilanieAlfredaAbdur-RahmanКүн бұрын
AE501: Initially I thought this would be limited to 'drawnow'.'
@LilanieAlfredaAbdur-RahmanКүн бұрын
AE501: Thought a revisit to sign in was warranted.
@LilanieAlfredaAbdur-RahmanКүн бұрын
AE501: Really wish we could have used this for the hwrk7
@LilanieAlfredaAbdur-RahmanКүн бұрын
AE501: So doable but still looking forward to the numerical approach.
@LilanieAlfredaAbdur-RahmanКүн бұрын
AE501: Hope to be applying this one at work. A review is always a good thing
@LilanieAlfredaAbdur-RahmanКүн бұрын
AE501: Nice Demo... Thanks Professor Lum. Your numerical solutions to PDE's saved me a few years ago
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501 - Malachi Morris
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501 - Malachi Morris
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501- Malachi Morris
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501- Malachi Morris
@fn5002Күн бұрын
AE501: Really cool demonstration, I love it when we can relate to real life scenarios. Farouk Nejah
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501 -Malachi Morris
@KennethWright-k2hКүн бұрын
AE501: Thank you for simplifying the 1D wave equation. I learned this in the context of "particle in a box" which always confused me.
@paxtonschipper1926Күн бұрын
AE501: Great video that brings it all together
@paxtonschipper1926Күн бұрын
AE501: Another great video on derivations of a PDE. I normally have a hard time understanding derivations but you do a great job of breaking it down in an easy to digest way.
@paxtonschipper1926Күн бұрын
AE501: Thank you for the thorough demos. They really help me understand the material.
@moist6484Күн бұрын
Not even a minute and he makes it look too easy
@paxtonschipper1926Күн бұрын
AE501: Very helpful information, thank you!
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501 - Malachi Morris
@shooshoo448Күн бұрын
Finally someone who speaks ENGLISH
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501-Malachi Morris
@jacobgivens2000Күн бұрын
AE501: This video was great lecture! I remember the 1d heat equation from last years heat transfer class!
@jacobgivens2000Күн бұрын
AE501: Thank you for the lecture, it really helped me understand this weeks topic.
@jacobgivens2000Күн бұрын
AE501: Thank you for taking the time on the demos. The lectures and derivations are great, but my favorite videos are the visuals and demos. It gives physical meaning behind the lectures.
@jacobgivens2000Күн бұрын
AE501: This video in particular was the most helpful for the homework. I added a lot of pictures from the lecture to my homework for future reminders.
@jacobgivens2000Күн бұрын
AE501: I enjoyed this video and it really helped with understanding the 1d wave equation.
@jacobgivens2000Күн бұрын
AE501: As always I appreciate the visuals. It really helps to understand the material.
@jacobgivens2000Күн бұрын
AE 501: I appreciated the examples in this video. The theory and derivation has never been a great way for me personally to wrap my head around things. But the examples were clear and understandable after some review.
@Chuan-YuTsaiКүн бұрын
AE501: Great video, it offers a concise and insightful breakdown of the mathematical steps, making the derivation of the 1D wave equation.
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501 - Malachi Morris --- the third node made me laugh, cool demo
@Chuan-YuTsaiКүн бұрын
AE501: Good demonstration of the standing wave mode.
@malachimorris1649Күн бұрын
AE501- Malachi Morris
@Chuan-YuTsaiКүн бұрын
AE501: Introduction to PDE provides a clear and approachable explanation of complex mathematical concepts, thank you.
@KennethWright-k2hКүн бұрын
AE501: I had never seen the derivation of the 1D wave equation. This explanation makes me appreciate the work and theory that goes into derivations. Thanks!
@KennethWright-k2hКүн бұрын
AE501: This demonstration helped me better understand standing waves and the use for pde's.
@KennethWright-k2hКүн бұрын
AE501: PDE's are easier to understand after the material that lead up to this lecture. Thanks!