Who was Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier?

[@SAJAN_ECE]

Excellent Work. Waiting for the upcoming Videos!

[@simonsmith1685]

Excellent start. Looking forwards to the maths soon. Congratulations. Very professional.

[@alessandrodorigati5462]

Very well done. Thank you for your effort. I'm very interested in following the next parts and diffusing these lectures among my students of electronics. I think it is important to know the history of the science together with the theory.

[@pixelapse9613]

You spelled in France very well

[@bradzepfan]

I joined your Patreon! I hope many, many others do as well to support your work! I’d like to see you make a great many more videos on difficult to grasp math topics! You have made the nearly impossible easy to understand, with wit and a warm heart all the while!

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

Thanks so much for your support. I'm currently working on a blog series that I will turn into the Lecture 7 video as we speak.

[@stimulantdaimamld2099]

more excellent

[@frankwang5166]

He is nightmare of my life

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

Oh no! Is Fourier himself the nightmare (the poor guy has been dead 200 years) or is it the way math teachers teach his theories that's the nightmare?

[@frankwang5166]

@@MarkNewmanEducation I am an engineer of mechanics Fourier transform is widely used in a number of subjects. I know Fourier quietly simplified the calculation actually, but still. Now I am still coding FFT.

[@voiceofreason2674]

This isn't the socialist critic Fourier I was looking for. Math is boring but Fourier is the only socialist who has ever spoke any sense

[@Bestmann3n]

would have loved a version without the background music.

[@virat.chauhan]

One of the most influential mathematician ever lived.

[@alv2724]

How tf did he invent so much complexity in 19th century

[@supremeleader5516]

That's the real question

[@TheDanBidondiShow]

To you New Agers NO, your “vibrations” don’t change or affect the “universe”.

[@AnanyShikhar]

Awesome work also What is the name of song in the background sir?

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

Thaks. I can't remember the name of the song offhand, but have a look at the credits at the end. The music is the one with the melodyloops URL by it. Follow the link and you'll get to the track.

[@perpetuity8811]

Well done! I am very much looking forward to your follow-up lectures.

[@mikecurtin9831]

Excellent presentation of interesting stuff. Thanks much and thumbs up to crush a troll.

[@josterlau1]

Amazing, loved the French pronunciations! Thank you

[@surendars5589]

Great work !!! You are explanation is so simple .Wish we had teachers like you.

[@holulu777]

Unfortunately, audio is terrible.

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

Try listening to it on another device. I've noticed that some laptops I listen to employ certain filters which try to optimise the audio for their speakers by maximizing certain frequencies in the signal. The problem is, this sometimes destroys the original mix.

[@NoName-yw1pt]

By far the most famous person in my school

[@jacobbordelon3574]

Personally, I prefer using frequency over vibrations due to religious connotation. But I might be looking at this term from the wrong perspective.

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great history lesson!

[@eduhbas]

One of my idols...

[@stimulantdaimamld2099]

lovely & excellent

[@bayestraat]

who was that french narrator lol !

[@MarkNewmanEducation]

A genuine French person who does voice-overs which I found on Fiverr www.fiverr.com/gabriel_devynck/record-an-english-spoken-voiceover-with-my-french-accent

[@a-cappella-crazy]

Thanks for this interesting video.

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great brief bio!