Gronwall inequality

[@snmgdajl]

I love how motivated you are! Makes me smile everytime!

[@tekaaable]

I love living in a time where I can sit in the comfort of my home and learn high level math from such wonderfull people as you! Thank you!

[@basiliskosmas7321]

I wish we had that video 5 years ago , i remember my professor @ university told me to present and explain Gronwall inequality to my co-leuauges, took me 15 days to figure everything out ! Instead of 16 mins ! Thanks for the upload!

[@tekaaable]

The uniqueness proof using GRONWALLLL was beautifull!

[@danielescotece7144]

I want to see videos about stability and lyapunov stability! Keep up the great work A mathematical engineering student from Milan Italy!

[@Mircor55]

Why is it so easy and clear when you explain it yet so hard when my professor does lol. Great video.

[@alephnull4044]

This is really cool, surprised I'd never seen Gronwall's Inequality before.

[@cedricp.4941]

This is dark magic ! 😃 Very cool

[@almanahulzilnicdesuceava5379]

*Cause maybe, you're gonna be the one that saves me* *And after all, you're my wheeler*

[@drpeyam]

I Ce^it what you did there 😉

[@almanahulzilnicdesuceava5379]

_Lemma_ guess,maths joke?

[@drpeyam]

It Schur is!

[@almanahulzilnicdesuceava5379]

Oh my *Eichhörnchen*

[@bandamkaromi]

I need to watch one more time. Grönwall’s inequality had never heard before. Anyway, thank you, Dr. Peyam #mathforfun

[@nestorv7627]

I still laugh when I hear Lipschitz

[@drpeyam]

Me too 😂

[@tomhoulden1988]

Hey Dr Peyam love this video. Currently trying to use similar methods in a thesis and just wondering whether you knew of any academic sources for the form u'(x)

[@aramperez6476]

Yeah i need a reference too

[@husklyman]

is it possible that: the inverse function of f(x) equals 1/f(x)?

[@shumailaazam6]

i will really appreciate ur help.

[@andreapaps]

Donno if the maths or Peyam's jokes are better :D (Groenwall monster cracked me up)

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

How would one hve come up with that function? I tried proving it myself and couldnt spot that. Can you help me dr peyam?

[@drpeyam]

Assume we have an equal sign instead of an inequality, then the function pops up :)

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

Dammit i’m an idiot

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

But what about the quotient rule part

[@aneeshsrinivas9088]

I still dont understand how one would think of that

[@philidor9657]

You should do a video on Galois theorem :)

[@shumailaazam6]

hello sir, it was cool and truly a dark magic 😊i am using gronwall inequality in pdes. for stability😥 can u explain this inequality for pdes too?

[@giuliopistolesi4969]

Exellent video !!!

[@lalitverma5818]

nice sir where r u from

[@drpeyam]

Austria, Iran, and the US 😊

[@lalitverma5818]

@@drpeyam from 3 countries u belong sir

[@PURULUMK]

Y'all fear the GRÖNWALL!! P.S.: Good video!

[@dgrandlapinblanc]

How cool is that ? Certainly Doctor. Thanks.

[@Tomaplen]

and thus < = = less than means equal

[@True.Journey]

fractional gronwall inequality??????????????

[@hanztimbreza6217]

You're blocking what you're writing

[@baoqiangchai4791]

so cool! laughing