Manim session with Stephen Welch: Animating wave functions

[@siddharth-gandhi]

Both legends. Cant wait for future generations to be taught math/science by such great explainers. Thanks both for your work!

[@masonmount17]

Yes! Can't get enough of these manim demos, thanks Grant!

[@JoeBurnett]

Your content is SO GOOD! Thank you for all the videos you post.

[@jf_segundo]

There you have it, something truly special! Two masters of their art, getting to work.

[@phnml8440]

Grant this is so great I love this!

[@hitoshiyamauchi]

This is a great session. Thank you! 😀

[@kyay10]

I really like these demos! Seeing your process is very relatable and reassuring!

[@icantollie]

_You might be a nerd if…_ …your favorite 3Blue1Brown videos are the ones explaining and demonstrating _how_ he designs and implements his videos.. So meta lol

[@FoodNCheese]

I'm learning Manim right now and seeing how you decompose a question into a script helps incredibly when trying to do it myself. I'm realizing that learning Manim truly is just neuroplastifying the associations between the tool's functions and the question at hand. Thanks Grant, these are great snips, keep em comin'!

[@maths.visualization]

We need More Videos like that ❤❤

[@SumitSah-s4d]

Hi Grant, I love your videos! I noticed the mouse cursor moves while zooming in and out. Could you share how you create that effect? Thanks!

[@setonixI]

comparing you doing the 3d axis and watching Bog struggling with the spherical coordinates is very funny to me.

[@thomasolson7447]

'i' is what is supposed to be in front of your tan, cot, sin, and csc. It is most likely tangent in this context. If you're using tangents, then your magnitude is 1. That being said, anything outside of 1 won't deliver a nice repeating oscillating function. But if you get really close to 1, you can get Gabriel's Horn type stuff. Sinks can still have value in terms of study though.

[@karanpatel1419]

Such a gold, hope part 2 is coming

[@iosmc4]

How does grant always have the window with the animation on the right? How do I add this?

[@keiffer_adam]

i love the animation work but seeing how you two work together trying things out as you go and not having the omega n in the formula and having to figure that our was fun to watch. And it felt like something I do all the time.

[@krysztofferkeanurimon8903]

We need more!

[@vishalkumar040393]

This is awesome.

[@johnchessant3012]

very cool!

[@chu121su12]

good tagline there: built to animate

[@dinofx35]

Loved you on Blue’s Clues

[@nbme-answers]

OH HECK YEA

[@iosmc4]

Grant! Please bring back the podcast and we would love a laplace transform video

[@salchipapa5843]

I technically have worked as an electrical engineer for about 8 years, but Grant is just so much smarter than me it's insane. He's, like, orders of magnitude more intelligent.

[@elquesohombre9931]

So I’m a total novice when it comes to anything code, so it might just be me but I found it so odd that you were coding and NOT swearing at the code for being annoying. That experience is synonymous with the practice to me…

[@mutalibgozalov7208]

wait a minute, who are U 🙂

[@acuriousmind6217]

54:00 on that note, making an interactive tool to visualize math topics, like linear algebra for example would also be fun. Also the guy is goofy he came in unprepared and gave a wrong solution lol.

[@Semiconductors-for-life]

I'm getting rich vibes from this math, I like it 👍

[@cleon_teunissen]

What happened at 23:37 ? Before there is a typo in line 56, it says 'plnae', but at 23:37 that typo magically changes into 'plane'. Edit: KZbin has a proceed-frame-by-frame feature. '.' for one frame forward and ',' for one frame backward. It was video editing magic. :-)

[@kellyaquinastom]

1:07:00 result lol

[@Kyoz]

🤍

[@jpphoton]

Wow. Now if only politics were this easy.

[@CommanderBeefDev]

unless youre a physicist why the hell would anyone care about this, im a math major and this is just stupid, the ti 85 could do this 25 years ago lmao