Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this!! I have a technical writing paper due Friday on this topic and I have been struggling with Euler's Method for weeks now. You made it much simpler :) Thank you for that!
@o0MetalSnake0o First you need to choose a step size. Let's keep it simple as h=0.2. In this case, the intermediate approximate values are y1=1, y2=1.008 and y3=1.04026 at x=0.2, 0.4 and 0.6, respectively. The last value is the approx value of y(0.6) which is within 3.2% of the exact value of 1.07466. Choose a smaller h for better accuracy.
thanks for explaining f(x,y) and sometime when you are confused about the smallest thing, its hard to understand other stuff, so this is great and very helpful video.
Thanks, I learned this the second time from you. Rasvan didn't spend too much time on this method in beginning DE. :) Interesting topic. Sadly the semester is almost over and I'm no longer motivated to do work in the class because my grade is too good.
guys, this might come in useful when watching this (and any other math tutorial video!!) KEYBOARD SHORTCUT: To seek back or forward 5 seconds in the video: Use LEFT OR RIGHT ARROW KEYS
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Hi. Do u have something about implicit Euler's method? This guy taugh the explicit method thats unstable and i cant find the implic method anywhere. Could u help me?
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Best crystal clear derivation video on youtube
lovely sir .. I loved it❤️,even after 12 yrs ...
Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this!! I have a technical writing paper due Friday on this topic and I have been struggling with Euler's Method for weeks now. You made it much simpler :) Thank you for that!
How did it go?
excellent explanation, simple and plain. Very informative video! Thank you
Wow! He is awesome! Very clear when explaining, and his writing is nice :D
@o0MetalSnake0o First you need to choose a step size. Let's keep it simple as h=0.2. In this case, the intermediate approximate values are y1=1, y2=1.008 and y3=1.04026 at x=0.2, 0.4 and 0.6, respectively. The last value is the approx value of y(0.6) which is within 3.2% of the exact value of 1.07466. Choose a smaller h for better accuracy.
very good job sir which you are working .
really you are very good teacher.
Perfect sir..that's what I was searching for!!
thanks for explaining f(x,y) and sometime when you are confused about the smallest thing, its hard to understand other stuff, so this is great and very helpful video.
Hello from 11 years in the future
Nice. Thank you for deriving it so clearly and simply/
Sir very nice . i love your method sir. Thanks
you deserve a like for this
Thanks, I learned this the second time from you. Rasvan didn't spend too much time on this method in beginning DE. :) Interesting topic. Sadly the semester is almost over and I'm no longer motivated to do work in the class because my grade is too good.
@o0MetalSnake0o y sub 1 is y (x1), not y(1). If you are calculating y sub i, the value of y is being calculated at (x sub 0)+i*h.
If you do not know y(0), you cannot find y(1). But you can find y(1)-y(0) by assuming y(0)=any number.
guys, this might come in useful when watching this (and any other math tutorial video!!)
KEYBOARD SHORTCUT:
To seek back or forward 5 seconds in the video: Use LEFT OR RIGHT ARROW KEYS
Thank you so much,you are a great lecturer
Perfect! Thanks.
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Well explained sir🙏
Great work sir. But you have very limited uploads. could you please post more videos,especially in probability & statistics. Thank you.
very good explanation.....
excellent explaination!
How would you calculate the error bound in Euler's method?
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Not a chachu. You can call me that after I am dead!
yes great explanation
Hi. Do u have something about implicit Euler's method? This guy taugh the explicit method thats unstable and i cant find the implic method anywhere. Could u help me?
Thanks, but the y''(t) is it with respect to t or y? I'm having trouble finding M.
thankyou!!! that makes things alot clearer!! =]
Thank you very much man.
please how can i do this derivation with Maple?
I have question: let x1 = 1, x0=0, find y1 but don't know y(0)?
thank you prof
plz can you give me derivation of euler modified method
Is this for first year ?
This is a junior-level course.
Aaa okay thanks can u tell please in first year what are the main lessons of maths ?
@@nourelhoudabenyahia257 College Algebra, Differential Calculus, Integral Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, Vector Calculus, Ordinary Differential Equations
that was cool!thanks
You would use Taylor series! isites.harvard.edu/fs/docs/icb.topic250025.files/NumericalTheor.pdf
beautiful!
perfecto...
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This guy is so brilliant, I just want to crawl into a cave and die.