Spectral Theorem - L11 - Frederic Schuller

[@piercingspear2922]

Very sophisticating lecture, Prof. Schuller!

[@Davidamp]

I have watched your lectures from Gravity and Light. Very amazing to find you in other places.

[@hengruizhu1086]

I did the same thing! One of the best lecturer I've ever encountered

[@brendawilliams8062]

@@hengruizhu1086 yes

[@danielroddy2032]

Wow. Brilliant! So clearly explained (compared to any other) - see at min 49 [Yes you need to see and understand the first 10 lectures and his other set, but wow!]

[@darklinaendgame]

Why is the square of the projector defined that way? At 16:00

[@ivanmunoz3541]

At 1:35:20 that example is wrong because the kernel of the B is equal to phi orthogonal

[@mdneyaz8387]

Very nice teaching sir

[@gebuya]

where is zhe problem sheet？

[@ChrisRossaroGG]

When it came to basic calculus integration I felt like I jumped back into the desk of my high school...

[@abrlim5597]

At 1:11:58 , how does that the measure is nonnegative follow from the said map is Herglotz?

[@ChrisRossaroGG]

It follows directly from the Stieltjes Inversion Formula, by taking into account that \varepsilon>0.

[@sayantansaha9047]

and it really scared me.....i:3

[@rewtnode]

So he did all this drama about the arctan to introduce a characteristic function? This is most of the time way too technical with too much formalism. There are too many long stretches where it’s hard to see the point.

[@zoltankurti]

If you want a less formal introduction to quantum mechanics, there are plenty of options to choose from.

[@justinpeanuts9767]

rewtnode The drama was the best part of the lecture.

[@redaabakhti768]

its for mathematicians or physicists that actually care about mathematical rigor

[@rifathkhan9995]

That’s the point of his lectures. To be absolutely rigorous.

[@piercingspear2922]

Super non rigorous physics lectures exist in almost all universities around the world. We all come here because this kind of lecture is rare and hard to find.

[@wdlang06]

the lecture is not systematic

[@mathjitsuteacher]

If you watch all the first 10 you will see he is pretty systematic.

[@rifathkhan9995]

WTF. This is the MOST systematic lectures series I ever saw in any university I have taken courses in and in any of the online lectures available.