there are infinitely many mines on my island - there is no way of getting out alive! *walks to the boat* hey man, what the fuck?
@knauff132 күн бұрын
I was playing dandys world and randomly watching videos and then I realized I have no idea what you are talking about
@conbeaute2 күн бұрын
I know this is not a new video, but it seems like you are describing "entire functions" and not just "analytic functions" when you talk about the global approximation being valid. Analytic functions only require being equal to their Taylor series in a neighborhood I believe.
@hans66173 күн бұрын
Demons learning ANGEL LANGUAGES than say it’s simple. 🙄! Can’t make this up. IT’s a LANGUAGE RESPECT IT AS SUCH. IF U R a Child of X=RIS (Christ) learning this I PROMISE YOU THESE IDIOTS HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT IS they can only preach in demon form so listen and learn well from them. They don’t believe nor see it your way. THIS LANGUAGE HAS A SOUND so it is a BEING. In your gods mind it will SPEAK TO YOU so LEARN that. ENGLISH or the language u r using is TEACHING YOU HOW TO LIE. So THESE TWO forms can’t be use to UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER. words use words to see Math use math to be. It’s not scary just HAD TO BE since EVIL are using it to create WEAPONS(other children) ON EARTH to use against YOUR KIND that can fluently speak this into REALITY. Math is A WHOLE BEING and we use it TO TRADE w MOTHER NATURE. It is the hall way of DREAMS. Only some of us HAVE ACCESS TO THIS BECAUSE SOME OF US DID THE WORK AND NATURE GAVE US THIS TRUST BLOODLINE. If others want it make them work for it, don’t let them TRICK U. 🙄🇭🇹
@throwawayavclubber7269Күн бұрын
lol
@soneriftar4 күн бұрын
we can interpret fractional calculus as made up. i mean literally made up.
@saikatkarmakar66334 күн бұрын
20 hexagon +12 pentagon; F=20+12=32; V=(20*6+12*5)/3=20*2+4*5=20*3=60; E=(20*6+12*5)/2=90; V-E+F=2; (So it is possible).
@johnthicks85685 күн бұрын
I think yes because you can always fine a 1/x such that it lies in between the last 1/x and infinity 1/x gap.
@lambdaprog5 күн бұрын
One of the very few problems that can be solved analytically.
@prathmeshkalehere6 күн бұрын
Oiler ☝🏻
@javiertapia47246 күн бұрын
animations got weird mom
@tinybelles20206 күн бұрын
5;40 the ellipse looks like an eye when the axle moves
@carlosserrano40486 күн бұрын
I dig the videos. Please content away.
@joelklein35018 күн бұрын
24:31 Ah yes, the Voldemort fractional derivative, also known as Differius. Don't forget it's integration counter part Avada Integra
@doublepinger10 күн бұрын
Taking the gamma function inside looks a lot like a sampling / convolving behavior, and the derivagral acting on non-local information... sounds a lot like gravity. Hmmmm.
@Living_Murphys_Law11 күн бұрын
My intuition is that even though the two are oscillating infinitely many times and don't have a limit, they are still staying between 1 and -1. In a sense, the limit is the range from -1≤y≤1, and that works from both sides. So if we fill in all of those values at x=0, we have all the values the limit could be, and since the range -1 to 1 is obviously connected, that necessarily connects the two ends of the function. That's obviously not rigorous at all, and is even probably poorly worded. But it is how I first thought of it.
@OuroborosTheProtobean11 күн бұрын
square club approved
@TheOneMaddin11 күн бұрын
You assumed that at each vertex there meet three hexagons. You don't need to assume this: by double counting you find 2E = 6F, or F=E/3. Put this into Euler's formula: 2 = V-E+F = V-E-E/3 = V - 2/3*E and by rearranging (and using handshaking lemma) we find that the average degree is avg-deg = 2E/V = 3 - 6/V. But each vertex has degree AT LEAST 3. And so this cannot be.
@Monk3rs33713 күн бұрын
7:00 cool ish road
@w.dgaming113 күн бұрын
some gears are designed to have jerky movement, for most cases, these arent used
@killerconstant745113 күн бұрын
I love this theme in my studies of math!
@rahmleephone13 күн бұрын
The only thing I'm confused on is taking the imaginary part in the final formula. (Never had any complex analysis so forgive me if this is a dumb question) Does it just simplify to y'(t)/y(t) since those are the only parts that had an i? Or would we compute everything out and then take the imaginary part? How does that work if you end with one complex expression over another? I feel like I'd need to see an example to understand/ see how it's useful. ><
@Xela52015 күн бұрын
is Euler formila ok to be used with a sphere?
@terabyte690315 күн бұрын
A proof for why the sum of powers of 2 converges to -1 is as follows: Let's think in binary. The powers of 2 in binary are 1, 10, 100, 1000, etc. The sum of these powers is a number with infinitely many digits, all of which are 1. We'll call this ∆. If we add 1 to ∆, we get 0, since we continuously add 1 + 1 to get 10, writing 0 and carrying the 1. Therefore, ∆ + 1 = 0, or ∆ = -1.
@Zaxking67616 күн бұрын
21:00 is it just me or does it seem like the fractional derivatives are some how related to the rate of change within the function? And now that I think of it isn't that what integer Derivatives do anyway? Like Y=X toes to 1 because it grows at a constant rate. Where as Y=X2 grows at a rate Y=X + Y=X. Y=X^2 grows at a rate of Y=X2 + Y=X2. I'm not sure if I'm explaining this very well.
@rez8o35216 күн бұрын
26:44 ahh yes, good old Croissant(uxv) 🙏👍
@leonardocalla576817 күн бұрын
so for the fundamental theorem of integral calculus i can always take the derivative of an integral function but it doesn’t guarantees it twice, why can you take two derivatives? 12:47
@leonardocalla576817 күн бұрын
i mean you can do it only if you know as the case here that the function you are taking the derivative of is also an integral function
@johnjackson447917 күн бұрын
"it all comes down to oiler's formula"
@feridunabi772319 күн бұрын
I was expecting eigen-stuff but not convolution!
@Luka-vi4vn19 күн бұрын
but you can make a Moebius Strip ;)
@Aq498ontop20 күн бұрын
why is there always 12 pentagons in balls nomatter how big it is
@catburner189621 күн бұрын
Bruh, imagine dual number integrals 😂😂😂
@abdul-muqeet21 күн бұрын
Why are you calling it a sum it is an integral
@derevianne110822 күн бұрын
i see. so, the dark wizard Euler the Baller enchanted all spheres' area to be equal to 2.
@Walssssss22 күн бұрын
This is why Serpulo has pentagonal sectors
@kanzkat42022 күн бұрын
I didn’t know Euler was pronounced like that, i thought it'd be "you-ler" and not "oiler"
@JoaoVitorBarg23 күн бұрын
Hyperbolic space?
@Yadontwannaknow23 күн бұрын
I thought all of the are hexagons😮 i didn't look at the black
@RamiCrafy24 күн бұрын
So that's why my soccer ball drawings always sucked
@deleted-something24 күн бұрын
Can be done with derivatives too! (Not this but using Leibniz rule instead! Is pretty cool)
@Josh-lt24 күн бұрын
Maths is lovely.
@BobertDaPaperBoi24 күн бұрын
But…but hexagons are the bestagons…
@GiyeokFan199724 күн бұрын
Do a circle
@reaganporterr330824 күн бұрын
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@temmie125325 күн бұрын
Another reason hexagons are not the best
@kupa12125 күн бұрын
Damn, I actually never noticed this hexagon-pentagon pattern on footballs