Pokémon battle

[@secretsquirrel4375]

A wild exponential function appeared! You used differentiate It’s not very effective

[@nanigopalsaha2408]

It is not effective... at all

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

You used ∂_{any other variable other than the variable on that exponential} It’s super effective

[@Rundas69420]

Not actually accurate pokemon rules but still interesting :D

[@frozenmoon998]

I never knew math could be so entertaining with Pokemon. I guess there should be more of this anime or cartoon connections with math in the future videos.

[@mariademades1979]

Getting eigenvalues of +-root 11, how do you get -5, 2 ?

[@lambdamax]

Alas! A practical real world application to diagonalization of a matrix.

[@mimithehotdog7836]

anyone else getting positive or negative sqrt(11) for eigenvalues? Can someone show me how to get -5 or 2?

[@koenth2359]

Yeah, λ = +/-sqrt 11 and from there A^2 =11 I. He just Peyagonalized it. From D and P at 5:45 you can reconstruct that he was actually diagonalizing this matrix: [ -4 -2 ] [ -3 1 ] So I guess he had two versions of the problem mixed up in the presentation. Also, at 12:07, where he calculates the expressions P(n) and C(n) I get that the powers of 2 cancel out, so I simply get P_n = 100 • (-5)^n and C_n = 50 • (-5)^n

[@skeletonrowdie1768]

hahaha 9:00 that marker is so satisfying and I can totally see your surprise and confusion haha.

[@koenth2359]

Actually λ = +/-sqrt 11 and from there A^2 =11 I. This is easily checked by squaring A directly. Also, the result for p1 and c1 at 14:20 is fractional, but only integers could arise from the definition. From D and P at 5:45 you can reconstruct that Dr Peyam was actually diagonalizing this matrix: [ -4 -2 ] [ -3 1 ] So I guess he had two versions of the problem mixed up in the presentation. Also, at 12:07, where he calculates the expressions P(n) and C(n) I get that the powers of 2 cancel out, so I simply get P_n = 100 • (-5)^n and C_n = 50 • (-5)^n

[@drpeyam]

Thanks

[@koenth2359]

@@drpeyam Kein Problem, de nada, you're welcome, de rien, geen dank! I liked it as a little puzzle and maybe others can benefit.

[@Uni-Coder]

PituSitu, a species of Pokemon, evolves from PiwanSiwan

[@HasXXXInCrocs]

Woah! This was really cool! I'd love to see a proof of this concept. (Not that I don't believe you, I just enjoy proofs!)

[@sundayscrafter1779]

This right there is especially important in probabilities, to solve Markov chains for instance

[@almightyhydra]

The outcome was obvious right from the start, as [p1 c1] were clearly both going to be well below zero. Maybe include a scaling factor of 1/100?

[@JerrySantiagoMedia]

Charmander is smart so he heals himself lol

[@jayamitra4656]

Never expected that title....

[@ssdd9911]

14:12 should be -1050/7

[@lueelee6063]

how was this submitted 3 weeks ago?

[@gdsfish3214]

@@lueelee6063 I noticed that on other videos as well... As if some of his subscribers had some special sort of time machine...

[@ibm30rpg]

I love how you say Pikachu.

[@Tomaplen]

So you equipped charmander with leftovers... thats very unfair...

[@JerrySantiagoMedia]

Or shell bell since its based on his attack

[@JerrySantiagoMedia]

Pikachu with dig would obviously win!

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

Dr peyam is like the guildmaster wigglytuff of math youtubers.

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

PS: YOOM TAH

[@IustinThe_Human]

Without linear algebra you could determine that Pikachu and C dies after first round , but it would be interesting if someone dies on a large N . I think it was a waste of story.

[@drpeyam]

I mean you could change the parameters to make it interesting, it’s the same approach :)

[@dwaraganathanrengasamy6169]

You could have changed the relation to keep both alive for a few rounds. Math accepts negative number but not hp. By the way, cool video 😎

[@Goku17yen]

are you gonna watch detective pikachu? :P

[@chinmayjoshi3592]

Nintendo wants your location.

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

Why are you making me fight my partner Pokémon, we should be going through mystery dungeons together(no joke I played blue rescue team recently and I was charmander my partner is pikachu)

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

By the way you should play Pokémon mystery dungeon.

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

By the way you should play that game series. It’s awesome

[@GreenMeansGOF]

That is not at all how pokemon works. Still interesting though.

[@alwysrite]

@02:04 why do you use the word "electrocutes"? should be using "electric shock" Electrocution definition = death by electric shock.

[@drpeyam]

Hahaha, isn’t that what happens in the end anyway? 😉

[@SuperExodus13]

why is Pikachu not smart :(

[@onebeing4164]

this is a study video which went in a wrong way

[@deeptochatterjee532]

Oh god not difference equations

[@jcfgykjtdk]

original one

[@nds142]

Sirrrrrr, really amazing, I really want to be your student sir live, I think it would make my relationship with mathematics, more cute...

[@sabilal-rashad]

😂😂

[@shandyverdyo7688]

Whaaattt? 🙄