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Great explanation and presentation loved it.

This was really nice and informative. Thank you.

If we will use the splines can we compute the properties better then fourier

So wonderful initiative for kids😊

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Generally these fellows look to young fellows ?? Are we too old ???

thanks for the insights

Thank you so much. But how can we know the geometrical sparing factor if we want to do a new study about the issue?

Thanks a lot

2:20 For actual audio

Good lecture man ❤

Where Can I get Part-2 of this Lecture

Whether the mass is microscopic or macroscopic, Is the mechanical motion is influenced by gravity?

Great lecture! Einfach und klar erklärt! Deutscher👌

What is that? Dark radio

Thank you very much for explaining this difficult topic in such a beautiful manner in these 4 lectures.

Excellent 👍

Excellent!

Wonderful initiative....

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Sorry but this is unintelligible

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I know I love Physics because I went through all this even with this shitty distorted audio.

Thank you for posting this also on UA-cam. I think both the electron spin, and the coherence property of light are the two misunderstood concepts by most of us. I found the textbooks are poor in teaching coherence property of light, except for "Theory of Coherence and Polarization of Light" by Emil Wolf. It really helped me to understand the whole concept. This video is a great explanation to coherence. Thanks again!

Brilliant.

Got a lot of insight of it.

Absolutely a great presentation on plasmon systems and knowledge. As an Aero engineer we need to learn more about plasmons. Thank you Dr. Viktor Lysiuk (V. Lashkariov Institute of Semiconductor Physics, Ukraine)

Very nice lecture!

Great lecture and super informative. But *please* get a new microphone! I finished listening to the lecture with a broken eardrum😂😅

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Thank you ❤

Thank you

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Nuclear Reactors nothing new, microwave ovens are Nuclear Reactors, heat Generating Radiation to cook your food. The sun is naturally fusion energy, free electricity using solar panels, carbon is cleaned naturally by the gasses and the sun, not radiation from technology.

Nuclear Reactors nothing new, microwave ovens are Nuclear Reactors, heat Generating Radiation to cook your food. The sun is naturally fusion energy, free electricity using solar panels, carbon is cleaned naturally by the gasses and the sun, not radiation from technology.

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The idea to use jxB to stick the liquid lithium to the walls is ingenious... but I wonder, how will you contain the current within the lithium, instead of flowing through the conductive plasma?

Thank you

What did I just google into? Is this a science lecture? I was researching(GOOGLEING) how quantum foam works and how the universe wor- Oh, this is what they mean when they say life could be a simulation. All right no more internet. 😴💤

Good concise explanation

Thanks sir

Thanks for sharing the video but these lectures have little to do with CVQI. It’s a non committing introduction to Gaussian states and the symplectic representation of quantum mechanics. Suffice to say, even such a basic problem as capacity of quantum CV channels is not posed. The last 20 minutes of the last lecture seem relevant to such questions but that’s when the lectures end.

Hahahahaha I barely had time to watch this

I think you meant principal use not principle use.

This is the best lecture on optical aberrations, the speaker has thoroughly explained all the terms. Thank you for such an excellent lecture.

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What was that 😂. The guy asking the doubt really screwed over

For the Layman, the complication is the different expansion rates of materials and liquid metals in the heat transfer circuits. A sophisticated Engineering difficulty. (Above my level, but appreciate what and why this is necessary to reduce demand for Uranium), but education proceeds, it seems that Nuclear Engineers know solutions to all the apparent problems except for hysterically embedded public perceptions. If "everyone knows" that our unique probability combinations are the continuous flash cause-effect of relative-timing ratio-rates Perspective Principle at Reciproction-recirculation Singularity positioning integration of real-time e-Pi-i infinitesimal connectivity making the Big Picture, then false information In-form-ation substantiation by proxy that has been allowed to dominate perceptions, mostly by deliberately ignoring proper Sciencing, then this inside-outside instantaneous AM-FM Actuality, is a great deal easier to teach. Nuclear Science in general. The above video has all the features of through Research, but is ready for reiteration, along with the entire spectrum of Curricula. (Particles are wave-packaging AM-FM mechanics, and another way of thinking)

Good intro.., my 8 minutes are up, so after declaring 100% approval for the intended educational purpose of the video, the rest is for the Students who are studying the subject.