Channel Trailer

[@АлексейАндрюшечкин-е4ю]

Miracles happens (sometimes). It's a pleasure to know that you're channel alive. I'm waiting new videos ;)

[@mathematicsonline]

I won't disappoint ;)

[@fermatwasright]

This channel has the best geometry explainations! It's something that I couldn't grapse when I learned many years ago. Looking forward to new videos.

[@TerabyteForever]

Is this channel is still alive? Great to hear that!

[@mathematicsonline]

Will be making more videos, stay tuned

[@atulchauhan5565]

@@mathematicsonline iam waiting... Come soon

[@mathematicsonline]

2020 is going to be a great year. Check out my patreon to learn about my endeavors.

[@sachinrastogi7922]

so dedicated channel from 9 YEARS || I appreciate you as I know gaining views from channel with such content is somehow tough || but continue it in the service of MATHS || RESPECT || 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 || 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@brahzyzz]

Great to hear the channel is back!

[@mathematicsonline]

prepare for a journey of discovery

[@brahzyzz]

mathematicsonline 😱

[@kmed1994]

heyyy it's good to see u again, m sorry m late, but u just saw this, welcome back !!!!!

[@dineshdkkumar2215]

You really have a great potential to go big. Please continue this great work

[@bikram_kumar]

I found your channel previous month and subscribed it.... But i found that you were no longer making videos.... But still I turned on the notifications ....And.... You are alive.....🤗🤩

[@mathematicsonline]

if i ever stop making youtube videos again i'm either dead or I'll let yall know about it. :D

[@robertschumann6977]

The only fact that you choose Chopin's piano concerto no. 1 just makes me interested in this channel. (Daniil Trifonov's performance of this concerto at the Chopin competition is just magnificient)

[@Fig_8]

YOU ARE OUR SALVATION!!! ♡ I'm infinitely grateful, you and other amazing people really answered my questions, and thanks to that I'm thinking about studying Math on University. We need more teachers like you, and I want to be one of those too 👀

[@mathematicsonline]

may the spirit of geometry guide your study

[@danban2281]

Ummm, ok. That's weird

[@pranjaldeoraj5234]

You are back. 🎇🎆🎉🎊

[@atulchauhan5565]

Don't ever let this channel die. Otherwise

[@jayj9278]

YEEESSSSSSS!!!!

[@mathematicsonline]

!!!

[@jayj9278]

@@mathematicsonline always loved your videos❤️

[@mathematicsonline]

@@jayj9278 I'm on a journey to discovery, glad you can join me

[@ferus5583]

Thank you for everything sir

[@amitkumarbatham9415]

Now i am waiting for u to post some interesting things

[@sul41m]

This is awesome! I need to know the name of the soundtrack!!

[@thefish3436]

Good intro Insane intro

[@afrobear2310]

Anybody know which composition was played in the trailer?

[@februarysnows5528]

The music though... makes me want to open the textbook at 3am just for the sake of it lol.

[@apeiron-logos]

Very nice!

[@mathematicsonline]

thanks!

[@arynbhar]

Welcome back

[@mathematicsonline]

thank you

[@saurabhpopalghat8952]

Please upload videos your videos are really interesting

[@AyaanAhmed12]

Your channel is amazing bro, which software do you use to make these videos?

[@kentkeatha9250]

u're back!!!!

[@mrreesigma7252]

How do you do those animations? What software do you use? Beautiful videos in any case

[@sachthegod0]

Your videos are great)

[@bhavyabharatchandra599]

man when will you make videos about differential equations

[@mathematicsonline]

The challenge for me is how do you take modern ideas and explain it to a pythagorean? Imagine if you were transported back in time during the greek period. You have all this knowledge of science, so how do you convince greek scholars that your knowledge is significant? That is the essence of what I am going to be doing in my videos, to create a path of understanding from ancient geometry to a modern day understanding of the universe.

[@parekhparthesh950]

Please make my channel trailer also.

[@jojojorisjhjosef]

Maybe do some Fourier transformations, just don't forget to explain frequency domain or no one will watch the video.

[@mathematicsonline]

what is your favorite insight into the fourier transform?

[@trelligan42]

Use some simple WAV file with a common sound; a piano harmonic progression or something. Then take the Fourier transform and remove a band of frequencies, inverse transform and replay. Move the band, make it smaller and larger, and show how it changes the sound not only for a single note that it relates to, but other notes that contain that frequency in their harmonics. Along the way you can keep a single played note and move the filtering. This gives a more visceral sense of what's going on than purely theoretical discussions using math and graphs.

[@mathematicsonline]

@@trelligan42 Thank you for your response. It sounds interesting. The challenge for me is how do you take that insight and explain it to a pythagorean? Imagine if you were transported back in time during the greek period. You have all this knowledge of science, so how do you convince greek scholars that your knowledge is significant? That is the essence of what I am going to be doing in my videos, to create a path of understanding from ancient geometry to a modern day understanding of the universe.

[@swift3564]

I t s a l i v e

[@mathematicssinging]

Wow!! you are back after soo long😀!! awesome man°

[@mathematicsonline]

math truly is god's language

[@mathematicssinging]

@@mathematicsonline yeah😄