I happen to be doing a research project this summer on quantum computing with some focus towards matrix mechanics. This video was very helpful, and I like the unique approach it has. Thank you for adding the subtitles too! :)
@あまた-i3n8 ай бұрын
複素数って、なまじ "a + ib"と書くから「2乗して-1になる i なんてありえない!」と思われがちだけど、 それはあくまでイメージの問題で実際は、自然数→負の数(整数)、整数→分数(有理数)とやってる事は大差ない、 むしろ、有理数→実数の方が大きな飛躍なんですよね。
As a student who is trying to pursue subjects in Algebra for her Masters and PhD, this is an incredibly well done explanation. We have done construction of the number fields and algebras using various algebraic methods, but this treatment of matrices is certainly super interesting, and viable to work with, explaining their free module nature with respect to field of real numbers. I honestly was expecting to see some discussion about the Lie Algebra and Lie Group SU(2), but that's fine. This is like, exactly what I look foward to do in future - teach, and teach well. I am super glad to see others put their creative minds to reach the same goal.
Thank you so much for the video and the english subtitle!
@WillJohnathan7 ай бұрын
That is why I tend to think of complex numbers not as "numbers", but rather an algebraic system natural enough for mankind to discover easily. Just taking square roots leads you to it.
@oyoyo88176 күн бұрын
きれいなジャイアンみたいな賢いずんだもんが意外でした
@NoOneNOW7 ай бұрын
Wow, I heard a bit about quaternions while worked with 3D graphics, but with this video I finally understood them. Thanks for EN subtitles
@angeldude1016 ай бұрын
Much like how Complex numbers are 2D rotation matrices, Quaternions are 3D rotation matrices, though this construction doesn't show that very well. Also they work better when sandwiching 3D reflection matrices or other quaternions, rather than multiplying by a traditional column vector.
@goblin50034 ай бұрын
This channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites ❤
@ilyushechka7 ай бұрын
Thank you very much. This is exactly what I need ☺️
the word "number" is misleading, isn't it. "Number" implies quantity. No wonder people are initially confused about the idea of a Complex Number. It's pretty hard to imagine (2 + i)apples. A Complex "Number" is more like a location in 2D Space than a number. A navigator's perspective is more useful than an accountant's perspective.
@sheepcommander_7 ай бұрын
That was cool! but i don't know what Quaternions or Octonions are..
By the Frobenius Theorem, the only associative algebras are 1D (Real numbers), 2D (Complex numbers) and 4D (Quaternions). By the Cayley-Dickson construction, only 2ⁿD hypercomplex numbers can be constructed.