(FC01) What is Fractional Calculus

[@felipegabriel9220]

wow, the FC series is back again?? Are you making a remake from the other FC classes?? Nice lecture as always :D

[@LetsLearnNemo]

Yes =) im planning to redesign the old one to include a newer perspective with a couple additions of insight, and then extend past where the old one stopped

[@galaxyyy3427]

This is actually really nice, amazing

[@LetsLearnNemo]

Thank you so much :) I hope you are well

[@Ihyaltin_s]

I love you, sir. Greetings from Mexico

[@LetsLearnNemo]

Thank you ^_^ hope you are doing well~~

[@soccerbels7947]

The remake is beatiful!!

[@LetsLearnNemo]

Thank you :) the topics that follow, I believe, you will also enjoy!

[@陈长生-h1r]

What foundation should I have before taking this course😍

[@LetsLearnNemo]

Differential Equations Complex Analysis Linear Algebra Functional Analysis Real Analysis With these, you can understand most of the beauty the early part of the field has to offer, else it will just seem like a bunch of formulas.

[@grayjphys]

That intro music is epic haha

[@LetsLearnNemo]

Haha, thanks ^_^ I hope your 2022 year is going well!

[@dashersbeatz]

here we go again)

[@LetsLearnNemo]

Yes ^_^

[@AhmedMostafa-vg7od]

Can a student in the first year in college take this course? Have finished only calculus 1,2

[@LetsLearnNemo]

To get the "most" out of fractional calculus, I think having linear algebra, differential equations, and some notions from functional and complex analysis will help see that the course is more than just a bunch of new formulas :)

[@AhmedMostafa-vg7od]

@@LetsLearnNemo thank you prof🌹

[@mir-vitaminA]

Great sir 👍 kindly share me the book where you got this data.

[@LetsLearnNemo]

Hello! I don't use a book to make any of my content, including that associated to this video. I don't believe copying books others wrote and putting it into a video format is ethical, so I try to create my own perspective and narrative of these topics.

[@mir-vitaminA]

It's good but you have to learned it from some medium Firstly not anything can be remember so that's why I said to you. But it's fine.

[@LetsLearnNemo]

I was introduced to the idea of fractional calculus from a professor several years ago, and I remember a book that they used as reference but it contained several errors and perspectives that I didn't really like. Since then, I have tried to rebuild the content from my own standpoint and view that is independent of how others create it. In terms of things that can't be remembered, you'd be surprised how many things you can remember if you truly understand them and see them as beautiful entities, especially if you try to build them in your own way independent of others.

[@marcosgomez1409]

The x is an x equals divide

[@LetsLearnNemo]

At which time are you referencing?