Joe Monaghan: Introduction to SPH Part I

[@BTKsprowlergang6]

Wonderful Lecture!

[@jitapriyadas9601]

Great lecture Dr. Monaghan! Thanks a lot.

[@balwindervirdi115]

Great lecture prof. Monaghan.

[@alikaki1379]

Thank you very much Dr. Monaghan. But there is a missing (del)a when approximated del.v

[@nowere-man5581]

great lecture and camerawork!

[@HorvathDenis]

Very nice explanation. Thank you very much for this.

[@谢翔宇-p8w]

Could someone just tell me whether the equation at 45:40 missed a div before Wab?

[@Omar0Sharaf]

I believe W_ab is missing a 'del' operator before it, yes.

[@lucjannastalek9978]

agreed

[@BruinChang]

Is the interpolant related to so-called sampling theorem in signal processing?

[@rosenrot32]

Yes

[@BruinChang]

@@rosenrot32 thank you.

[@MrTroywoo]

What a lovely accent.

[@atillaozturk7075]

1998-2001 Monash Uni Clayton Maths👍👍

[@kashifzaheer7804]

Monster technique

[@lovemormus]

This does not deserve only 529 views, unless no one is using SPH anymore, haha!

[@DennisZIyanChen]

While I appreciate the video, but in this day and age you are not going to reach many audiences if you don't put efforts into your media and presentation. If someone just summarized this into clear pictures, it would have taken less than half the time to present twice as much info.

[@avion3698]

It is a lecture recording. It has clear audio and writings on the board. Move on if you don't like it. It would have taken you less time to learn the topic if you stopped hating.

[@Bollibompa]

Lol, what in god's name is this...