Introduction to Lp Spaces

The Lp spaces are introduced as important class of metric spaces.

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[@tzisorey]

You're so enthusiastic in your explanation, but I'm sorry - it's still over my head ;)

[@abubakar205]

This is sequence spaces which you taught in video represented by lp but in title its Lp which means lebesgue integrable spaces

[@hemantsharma4044]

plz make a video about sobolev space

[@Haitham___ww]

Thanks for the video :) it would be useful to add a link to the next video.

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+Haitham Sweity Hey man look where I found you!

[@Haitham___ww]

Essa Dababneh omg :p talk about an unexpected encounter! What brought you to Lp spaces?

[@Haitham___ww]

+Hugh Jones that happens only if you are already in the playlist. For me I found the video not in a playlist. So putting a link would be helpful.

[@gutzimmumdo4910]

@@Haitham___ww stop crying like a clonw and use the playlist, clown.

[@waqaraslam1538]

Please you can tell about a sequence which converges to zero but is not in any l^p space where 1

[@marwamossallam7328]

there is a difference between big Lp and lp, why u are writing the title in a wrong way ?

[@duckymomo7935]

they're the same set

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[@abdullahalqushayri274]

what is the video before this, that contains l infinity? Thank you

[@soumez947]

there is a difference between Lp and £p

[@christinebrun7828]

Yes there is a difference Lp is the space of equivalence families but in the end I think there are the same.

[@elunasv]

​@@christinebrun7828 Even when they share properties, there exist differences, for precision they should be addressed correctly by their names.

[@chx3234]

P can't be complex, then. If it were, then I could get a negative number when I do say, x^i...

[@pankajkalania5]

this video can easily be cut down to 10 minutes.

[@krishnajoshi7221]

please upload the video variable Lebsegue spce

[@rohitkumarojha3264]

Lp =linkin park 😍

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[@Elektroingenieu]

Why bother proving the obvious?

[@ricegoing]

that makes the difference with the other videos of other peaole, sometimes it can be redondant but often it helps a lot when you did not have academic lessons on the subject, according to me anyway

[@debendragurung3033]

What was obvious about it? It may have been obvious for sequence of real numbers, but isn't so for sequence of complex numbers.

[@abublahinocuckbloho4539]

that part showing each modulus of x-y = 0 is like detonating a hydrogen bomb to kill a fly, totally unnecessary unless you are trying to project your intellectual superiority complex onto others

[@ryanmckenna2047]

Why are you shouting so much, just speak calmly.

[@younique9710]

if P = 1, then the L-P space is equal to L-infinity space?