How To Use Legendre Polynomials In Python

[@speedspeed121]

This is a good idea. If there are no resources on a topic, you make yourself the resource.

[@MrIchWarEsNicht]

Dude you are a genuis. really appreciated this video

[@funnytiktok-legends4552]

This guy is special in all the videos he post

[@brandonberisford]

I'm trying to figure out how to plot hydrogen atom wavefunctions, and this was a good start :)

[@__shubham__]

But in that polynomial we need two indices. That is P[ l, m ]( cos x )

[@Midnight_Metro]

Hey Andrew. In Python, you don't have to use (1, 16) to stop at 15. You could simply write "for i in range(15):"

[@AndrewDotsonvideos]

I know, I didn't want to start at 0 though because that case is boring.

[@unknown360ful]

I just went through my notifications and didn't see your upload and now, the I've seen it, I'm here at 3 views... You GO Andy! #Notification Squad

[@mcnstein646]

Thank you very much. I currently in a situation where I need to code Legendre Polynomials, but it is the associated version of it.

[@noellundstrom7447]

Do you have the possibility of recording you defending your thesis? Maybe you can also reflect on what you did good and right in a video and pick out some highlights! Best of luck!

[@j__k4209]

This was really interesting to watch! I’m in junior year of high school and am really interested in physics... how would you recommend starting to learn code? As I don’t know it and it seems to be quite important!

[@michael.s8842]

J__K I am not Andrew, but I may be able to help. First, if your school offers any courses in computer programming, take those. An introductory class would probably be most useful, as they tend to go over the basics of programming in one or many languages. If your school doesn’t offer any courses, or you can’t take them for some reason, I would recommend the “Head First” series. You can find them on amazon for around 20$, and they teach you the programming language equivalent to a basic college level class. Hope this helps!

[@j__k4209]

Michael Sacks Thanks a lot man! I’ll check it out (:

[@elwishramilla3331]

Another video on Legendre Polynomial in second kind. Please!

[@franklinbolanos2395]

Hi, thanks for the tutorial! Do you have some link or maybe videos where you learned scipy? Thank you so much!

[@mehrannikakhtar8811]

Thank you, this video was helpful!!

[@karieltheone]

Really informative, good video.

[@deschmichael]

Nice video, thanks! What program / setup are you using here for coding?

[@AndrewDotsonvideos]

Python!

[@blakelee4555]

Please keep uploading once you graduate

[@arlenalem]

Great video !!!, could someone to tell me how to do this video where we show the screen of our computer or tablet , and the camera ??

[@Cepheid_]

Have you taken a programming course or are you mostly self taught? How much emphasis would you put on physics majors learning programming skills?

[@AndrewDotsonvideos]

Self taught python. Formal class in c++. Every physics major should learn a bit of coding.

[@azaleagaming6630]

This looks so similar to the MATLAB stuff I was doing in Biophysics.

[@boogychan]

Thanks. It helped a lot. : )

[@tamarlambert6121]

Do you have any advice for the associated Legendre function?

[@marty926]

Did the Feynman technique lead you to start doing youtube videos? If so, how does the effectiveness compare to an in person approach.

[@AndrewDotsonvideos]

Feynman lead me into physics in general.

[@ratonespotnes]

Why are you still using the default python interface (IDLE)? Have you considered using a better text editor with more functionality?

[@gafus4309]

thank you very much, it has helped :)

[@alaeddinefrg4059]

i was looking for the method or the way how i can compare two images using Legendre moments.. because im working on a small search engine of images.. i mean i know how to find and calculate legendre polynomial of the two images but i dont knoww how to compare them... do i use distance or?? do you know any method? could you help? and thanks

[@guymarcus7831]

Thanks dude

[@broncojonnes]

great vid

[@anirbandey6206]

Lofe saver man

[@martinhopaour5744]

do a vlog!!!!!

[@roshan8853]

I've been trying to plot the polynomials using the recursion relation. Do you know of anyone who has done this? Struggling a bit! Thanks

[@undertheradar4645]

Have you ever needed to use/learn Matlab specifically? Or it's always python, because python is king, free, and python compilers are already on almost every windows machine?

[@AndrewDotsonvideos]

Eh, I just went out of my way to learn python first. And then I started playing around with mathematica. At that point, there didn't really seem to be a reason to learn matlab

[@MastanvaliBen]

its not working in matlab

[@sya_kira7874]

Malah makin tidak mengerti kalau bahasa ini

[@finthechat7134]

frank

[@jamesshkrelivanhoogstraten8040]

im flexin wit my youngas