Muddiest Point- Miller Indices and Planes

[@tinyeung1618]

your 18mins video is much powerful than textbook which cost whole day to understand the same concept

[@AKSHUNAK]

This is one of the best teaching tutorials I've ever come across! Keep up the amazing work! Thank you!

[@chineduochuba1813]

if calculus were taught with this voice, behold i will neva forget their formula in my life. thanks sis.

[@Rycamcam]

You are an excellent teach -- one of the better teachers I've come across in my 3 years of engineering classes. I really hope you decide to come back and make videos again. You are a light in the darkness of engineering.

[@NataliaELopez]

literally, the best YT video out there explaining plane indices

[@ultimatereality1000]

OMG! Thank You! You helped me understand it so well. I am a really visual learner and I am grateful to youtuber's like you that post such helpful engineering videos! keep 'em coming.

[@ajax1317]

been up all night trying to figure this out! Thank you!

[@NataliaELopez]

THIS IS LITERALLY THE BEST MILLER INDICE PLANE VIDEO IN YT! GOD BLESS! you literally explained everything I couldn't and everything i needed to know :)

[@stonewashedheart]

Excellent video! Clear, practical help provided at a good pace! Thank you so much! - An engineering student :)

[@219something219]

I got this in my head because I kept on watching this video just to hear the voice. :$

[@yaiyasmin]

I have an exam friday and this is very helpful! Thank you

[@syd_jzx100]

This felt like ASMR. Great explanation. loved it.

[@kevinkerr7198]

Thank you miss! I am so grateful with your explanation!

[@-igor-]

Very well explained! Thanks! When listening, I cannot get rid of hearing "intersex" instead of "intersects" (e.g. at 4:02, 4:16, 5:50, 5:57, etc) :)

[@moupiamukherjee5372]

it was very helpful, in learning and with this class, I can learn better from books , the understanding of the subject will be stronger... Thanks

[@supernoobz]

I usually don't comment on videos, but that was soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo helpful keep up the good work.

[@j.tanner]

This was extremely helpful and timely for my 1st materials science test! Great work on the video and thanks so much!! Hope it gets 1000's of more views :)

[@rj9184]

Thank you so much for your great way of explanation. You have helped me ahead of my exams!

[@cainjm2]

Thanks so much- most helpful miller indices video I've found yet

[@TheLegend34e32]

You saved me from so much stress

[@thegimhae]

It is very helpful. Please keep posting the videos if you can.

[@vadkan667]

i seriously love your voice.. it makes me want to llearn even if drunk... awesome stuff, keep up the good work

[@Zamael88]

Thank you so much, I have my quiz tomorrow and this video lecture is extremely helpful. :)

[@UC-4]

Best among the rest on utube

[@chocolate_3867]

Very nice tutorial! This was very helpful. Can you tell me how did you make this video, as in what tools (hardware and software) you used to have it in this format? Thanks a lot!

[@Feanic]

Do you know anything about the Wood's notation and I'm breaking my head here? I don't understand how they get the mesh ratios.

[@merveoper543]

Thanks a lot, it was very helpful to me.

[@kitzai8144]

Your videos r very helpful to me Thank you so much BTW ur voice is really clear

[@ultimatereality1000]

you should make a video on imperfections in solids, specifically on slip planes. Thanks!

[@nabilsam817]

thanks,,you helped me a lot in my exam last night..i owe you much T.T

[@chinmaynagzarkar754]

great explanation i should appriciate ur skill of explainations and presentation.thanks

[@fubrian2945]

It would be great if actually did a question with negative indices. Also, what is the point of finding the origin if we never use it?

[@mdmuktadirtalukder6113]

Thanks for nice explanation and waiting for more videos. keep in touch

[@SkotDaSkyLord]

you made this so easy, thanks a bunch qt

[@Mantiskova]

So Awesome! Thank you! And like everyone else has said, beautiful voice. Easy to pay attention to.

[@ObsessedWTE]

What if the given indices were (2 0 1)?? Tried to apply your method but it didn't work out for me!

[@zeynepklctas1264]

love your voice, very helpful explanations. thanks!

[@Eldydhdhd]

So if I choose the origin other than 0 0 0, after I finally get the value for Miller indices, does the Miller plane sit based off of 0 0 0 origin or the new origin that I chose for solving the problem? Thank you

[@paravenchinapen1546]

great voice and explanation!!!!!!

[@rootunes1191]

Great work , you explained the concepts well, Thanks

[@ayushishardamalviya2318]

I have a doubt. Is it possible that (100) could have been a triangle joining 100,110 and 101?

[@GamerDeno]

Thanks I never understood moving the origin before

[@예솔-u5x]

13:54 what is a0?? unit cell parameter? or radius of sphere??

[@CUSenthilKumar]

in 4th min of your video u said that, the origin is the one which is closer to the plane....but in this case, the pont (110) also has the same distance as that of the (000)....can you pls help me out this situation....

[@thaarun1]

What do u mean by muddiest point?

[@TheMatias2]

Thanks really good way to find the coordinates!

[@MrSgoury]

Thank YOU!!!!!!!!! I dnt know why my teacher still has a job.

[@TheLauraFacusse]

Please do a video on hexagonal

[@jota6501]

Whoever disliked this video is a hater. Best video for this on entire youtube.

[@SpyMisa]

You literally saved my life! Thank You, Thank You, Thank YOU!!!!! :D :D And since everyone is saying it anyways, nice sexy voice! ;D

[@DEEVED]

your voice

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Such a lovely voice!!!

[@mahatp]

1) 14:36 min , i am quite confused area mention is equal to (sqrt3/2) * square of a. but i found (sqrt3/4) * square of a. So could you quench my doubt. 2) 12.06 {1 1 0} family, what about the possible plane (1 bar1 0)? not mentioned because of the equivalent to (bar1 1 0)!!! i think it would be better for beginner

[@chaitanyapinnika9517]

thank u very much ,now i got the clarity by this video

[@rogergoldwyn2170]

How to calculate the angle b/w 2 planes represented by miller indices (110) and (111) in a simple cubic lattice

[@dilshan5475]

nice xpln. i hope more knldg u can give like ths xpln to our scty

[@Geo877]

Thank you! You're a talented teacher :)

[@bilawalilyas1755]

kindly can you tell me about atomic pecking factor?

[@shawarebs]

you didn't do an example of when given indices are negative

[@991rj]

Very nice...A video on hcp crystal in detail please.

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I love your voice and the way you explain things is

[@ElCrankoPunko]

tharki spotted :P

[@molusridas]

Great Tutorial. Thank You Madam.

[@amdperacha]

This was very helpful. Thank you very much!

[@namangoel220]

you made it really easy thanks❤❤❤

[@abubakarsiddique7795]

i didn;t understand how the origin is 110???

[@curryjon]

Very helpful and clear. Thank you.

[@ed3texas]

VERY HELPFUL THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.

[@engineerated5627]

Nicely explained.

[@991rj]

Specialy Slip planes and slip directions. Thnzx////:)

[@Zidandrej]

Best explanation! thanks

[@JawadSoomro]

yaa her voice is so charming.... plus i got her lecture easily compared to my current teacher hehehe!!

[@lkk514]

Good lecture....but the best is the voice og the girl speaking...

[@Hisham23633]

im 18 and i would like to marry you because ur sooo helpfull!! i lost 100 hairs on my head just thinking where my stupind teacher got a negaive for the y intercept, now i know that he choose a diffrent origin than 0 0 0 :)

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u r great mrs, love u

[@219something219]

Frequently asked questions.

[@atifsian5397]

God bless you Simply awesome...

[@abdurahmanitani5982]

thank you amazing explanation

[@nazmusas]

Thanks a ton, you are amazing

[@reignofhope]

not getting it at all

[@love4dummies]

omg thanks so much !! my professor sucks :(

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Wow your the best

[@The__Creeper]

Oh internet, you never cease to disgust me. And here I thought that I was the Creeper here.

[@musikk83]

thx a lot. first aha-effect on miller.i.

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very use full ...thx alot

[@Alquimia572]

Well explained

[@marudoethiopia]

Thank you so much!

[@THE101NE]

Very beautiful voice !:)

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BEST explanation ever!!! ... just sayin :D

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[@visualmu]

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aaah that voice just take away my every concentration from every side.... i don't know where to go.... washroom or stay in library

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spectacular

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very nice!

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very helpful :)

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Nice voice......

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Best of all

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