This is a great video. It's the content like this that we miss in our schools & universities. Pretty basic but profound. Thanks a lot for this!!! great video. Can you recommend any decent content, write up or a video to understand Eigen values and Eigen vectors. ?? We'll be grateful if you can make one.
@@wavelength6799 thank you so much for the feedback, and that’s exactly what I was trying to do (the understanding part of maths not taught in schools)! I haven’t done much research about linear algebra or the ins and outs of how it all works (I’ve focused on the more elementary stuff, since that’s when people usually either get intrigued or turned off maths), but I’ll definitely look into it in the future when I learn some more linear algebra! And for the same reason, I unfortunately don’t have any recommendations as to what could be good content for understanding them, but you could try just googling “eigenvectors intuition” or “why do eigenvectors work” or something - that’s how I learned many of the things I know (along with some experimentation by myself)!
This is a great video. It's the content like this that we miss in our schools & universities. Pretty basic but profound. Thanks a lot for this!!! great video. Can you recommend any decent content, write up or a video to understand Eigen values and Eigen vectors. ?? We'll be grateful if you can make one.
@@wavelength6799 thank you so much for the feedback, and that’s exactly what I was trying to do (the understanding part of maths not taught in schools)! I haven’t done much research about linear algebra or the ins and outs of how it all works (I’ve focused on the more elementary stuff, since that’s when people usually either get intrigued or turned off maths), but I’ll definitely look into it in the future when I learn some more linear algebra!
And for the same reason, I unfortunately don’t have any recommendations as to what could be good content for understanding them, but you could try just googling “eigenvectors intuition” or “why do eigenvectors work” or something - that’s how I learned many of the things I know (along with some experimentation by myself)!
Have you thought about making a video explaining Euler's identity?
I wasn’t planning on it, since there are already a lot of videos explaining it, but I suppose I could!