Sir u are wayy>>>>>>> the BEST COLLEGE IN INDIA , FKIN IITs , i am rn sitting in the classroom of the top IIT of india and fkin watchin this lecture cause this is how i expected people to teach here , thanks alot to YT algo that i found u ,
@@lameiraangelo That sounds like a nice soundbite, but we, too, are part of the universe, and not everything about us can be explained or modelled mathematically.
@@wantedq8332 haha exactly what i thought when i read it.... people who become math professor have unrivalled passion for math and its not an area for the faint-hearted who have no clue what they're doing
watching this as a beginner 3-d modeler and game dev made me realize the mechanics behind the models and systems unity, blender, and other programs used to make games implement with multi. very excited to learn
You are a gifted teacher. I just ran into courses trying to recap stuff to teach my daughter. I had the "worst" "multi-function" course every taught.. it was then called "functions of several variables" - a few decades ago. Now, I know what I missed. Will try to make time and listen to your classes.
I found this introduction to be quite helpful. I am trying to learn some content before the semester begins, and I find that your videos break things down really well. Thank you!
Thanks again for another great video! I'm getting a head start before my multivariable and ordinary diff equation classes start! I bet I will learn better with 5 videos of you than 20 lectures from them! keep it up :D
11:20 First time I am learning about multivariable calculus by watching ur video. The optimization under that circle constraint blow up my mind. Multivariable calculus is Beautiful ya😍💥
I was alright calculus 1 but had a really awful calculus 2 professor and felt like I learned nothing, watched this to prepare myself and I feel a bit better about the concepts I'll be learning about next semester :)
Holy mother of cow- I just noticed that he has a complete and infinite series in which he describes multivariable Calculus... Now that my friends is something you HAVE to appreciate....
I am not even an engineer major but I like listening to this to help me sleep. I hope that’s received well bc it’s the material that helps make your brain niiiice and tired.
I tried learning mvc with brilliant.org, but I feel I need some supplementary instruction, so I choose your series, you really sound like you're interested in what you're teaching.
You too? I've been stuck with their intuition into the Hessian using a function microscope and rotating the coordinates via matrices. Everything beforehand was going smoothly, but I swear, they expect you to know some of the stuff that they "teach" beforehand which is really aggravating.
I just passed my Calc2 exam and class! Technically, for my major, I do not need to go further... but I want to now (so I'm looking ahead)! I have enjoyed your videos, and they were helpful in my success getting through Calc 2. Thank you!
I don't find a reason, why your videos have only 30K-40K views. You are doing a great task man, by building our intuition with these 3d animations. Hopefully, things will change in future. :)
Okay now this was the best recommendation I’ve had in a while. Thank you for the class. Not sure what I’ll need this for but thank you so much for the information!
Wish I had you as my calc 3 prof. Mine was so useless that I had to learn everything on my own. Wasn't as hard as I thought. The leap from from single variable to multi-variable calculus isn't as difficult as I had anticipated.
@@DrTrefor I'll take your word for it. I have less than a month left to prepare for this oncoming battle with Calc 3, but your channel seems to be a promising resource I luckily found.
our professor made us watch this video as an intro to our course in multi-variable calc, I wasn't worried before but now I am,,,will probably be relying on this channel to get me through this quarter 😫
I am not sure if there is a book these lectures are following, but after each lecture a few questions with solutions on the topic covered in the lecture would be golden
Hey sir, I got a question, I’m a high school student who’s very interested in calculus, and I’m doing the IB board. So I’m planning on doing my math HL exploration on some of the most interesting topics in multivariable calculus. What would you suggest for me? I have a sufficient understanding of calc 1 and 2
Greetings, Trefor. Do you plan on creating videos for a vector calculus course? I need to freshen my memory on the topic, and I'm sure many people out there including myself would benefit from your teaching abilities.
At 10:1, Dr. Bazett mis-speaks and says, "something that didn't come up in MULTIvariable calculus" when he means "something that didn't come up in SINGLE variable calculus." I love Dr. Bazett's way of explaining things. Wish he had been my calculus professor.
I genuinely believe the world would be a better place, if all educators had this level of passion in their work:)
Yeahhhh instead we have the public school system. Very pawg
Fortunately for us, the is a better place because math.
this comment is totally, totally true dude
Teachers or instructors need better pay
Sir u are wayy>>>>>>> the BEST COLLEGE IN INDIA , FKIN IITs , i am rn sitting in the classroom of the top IIT of india and fkin watchin this lecture cause this is how i expected people to teach here , thanks alot to YT algo that i found u ,
This mas is VERY INTERESTED in math. He makes me wonder what is so interesting about math to make this man so enthusiastic about math.
secrets of the universe man
Max Tegmark: "The universe is not only described with mathematical properties, but the universe only has mathematical properties"
@@lameiraangelo what do you mean by has mathematical properties?
@@Convexhull210 Search for Mark Tegmark on UA-cam.
@@lameiraangelo That sounds like a nice soundbite, but we, too, are part of the universe, and not everything about us can be explained or modelled mathematically.
I’ve had an in class with this guy. By far the best teacher I’ve had. He is at the University of Cincinnati btw. Miss you Trefor!
I've actually sadly left UC to go back home to Canada and now am at the University of Victoria. Miss all you guys a lot though:)
i like that you show visuals because many teachers do not do this even with large amounts of technology at out our disposal today so thank you!
This man made my life so much better. I wish all good health sir. We need more guidance from you. Love from Miami.
I literally felt the power of teaching in this world!!!
15:35 "I really love multi-variable calculus..."
At last, I found a math professor who loves what he does.
That’s so important imo!
There is no math professor who doesn't like what he's doing.
@@wantedq8332 haha exactly what i thought when i read it.... people who become math professor have unrivalled passion for math and its not an area for the faint-hearted who have no clue what they're doing
same feeling bro . lots of love sir @DrTrefor
watching this as a beginner 3-d modeler and game dev made me realize the mechanics behind the models and systems unity, blender, and other programs used to make games implement with multi. very excited to learn
It's such a great idea to give a list of concepts with illustrations and brief explanations. Thank you!
You are a gifted teacher. I just ran into courses trying to recap stuff to teach my daughter. I had the "worst" "multi-function" course every taught.. it was then called "functions of several variables" - a few decades ago. Now, I know what I missed. Will try to make time and listen to your classes.
The best introduction ever and I really wish I had introduction like this before. Makes much much more sense when we can visualize them!
exactly. without a doubt right!
u r the best maths teacher i have ever met in my life
I am 67 yerars old and it is Mr. Bazett who is helping me to rediscover and enjoy mathematics
I am learning calculus myself. This video gives me an very useful big picture for how to understand calculus. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
I found this introduction to be quite helpful. I am trying to learn some content before the semester begins, and I find that your videos break things down really well. Thank you!
It seems like my graduation from university pretty much depends on youtube. I don't know if it's a good or bad thing.
@@DrTrefor thanks. Keep up the good videos. May you also make a video about sequences and series ?
@@abrahamsweetvoice7687 he already has made them :D
same here
@@donlansdonlans3363 can you please tell me the playlist for sequence and series by @Dr. Trefor
I feel you
Thanks again for another great video! I'm getting a head start before my multivariable and ordinary diff equation classes start! I bet I will learn better with 5 videos of you than 20 lectures from them! keep it up :D
I finally understand why people said knowledge can change your life! Thanks x 10000 times!
this playlist was the reason I passed Calculus, Thank you so much , keep the amazing work
It's just great how you say a tangent "kisses" a curve. That's an adorable perspective on maths. :D
I watched these video series during my multivariable/vector calculus course and now im going to watch them both all over again
Hope you enjoy!
I really liked the introduction - your enthusiasm is contagious (no reference to Covid-19 :D)
this is...just beautiful, i'm gonna love the rest of it
Now that's what I call teaching. INCREDIBLE!
I wish I found this sooner at the beginning of my damn calculus 3 class. Would help me actually visualize what I’m doing. Thank you so much!
11:20 First time I am learning about multivariable calculus by watching ur video. The optimization under that circle constraint blow up my mind. Multivariable calculus is Beautiful ya😍💥
I was alright calculus 1 but had a really awful calculus 2 professor and felt like I learned nothing, watched this to prepare myself and I feel a bit better about the concepts I'll be learning about next semester :)
this playlist is literally saving my grades
Perfect timing to be making these! You're awesome!! nowadays teachers don't teach.
I am going to be taking this in high school next year and are very exciting after watching this video!
Good luck!
Thank God, this series exist... 🥺✨🤗
Brilliant video! Surely brought more sense of mathematics to me. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Holy mother of cow- I just noticed that he has a complete and infinite series in which he describes multivariable Calculus...
Now that my friends is something you HAVE to appreciate....
I am not even an engineer major but I like listening to this to help me sleep. I hope that’s received well bc it’s the material that helps make your brain niiiice and tired.
I tried learning mvc with brilliant.org, but I feel I need some supplementary instruction, so I choose your series, you really sound like you're interested in what you're teaching.
You too? I've been stuck with their intuition into the Hessian using a function microscope and rotating the coordinates via matrices. Everything beforehand was going smoothly, but I swear, they expect you to know some of the stuff that they "teach" beforehand which is really aggravating.
I just passed my Calc2 exam and class! Technically, for my major, I do not need to go further... but I want to now (so I'm looking ahead)! I have enjoyed your videos, and they were helpful in my success getting through Calc 2. Thank you!
hey congrats that's awesome!
I don't find a reason, why your videos have only 30K-40K views. You are doing a great task man, by building our intuition with these 3d animations. Hopefully, things will change in future. :)
not that many people want to learn calculus at this level
i might be wrong
im not a college student so
Okay now this was the best recommendation I’ve had in a while. Thank you for the class. Not sure what I’ll need this for but thank you so much for the information!
Thank you so much, Professor, you really saved my life.
You are welcome!
This is so cool! I can’t wait to take this class in the fall.
What a wonderful Multivariable Calculus intro ! Can't thank u enough sir !
I can't explain my appreciation that I have for you! Keep going! Really genuis
Thank you! Will do!
Wish I had you as my calc 3 prof. Mine was so useless that I had to learn everything on my own. Wasn't as hard as I thought. The leap from from single variable to multi-variable calculus isn't as difficult as I had anticipated.
His excellency Dr. Bazett. It's an humble request to you please add a course on Numerical Analysis.
Going to be using the video series to compile notes before taking MV calc. Thank you for all your hard work.
This strikes fear into my heart. You are a brave man for conquering this beast.
@@DrTrefor I'll take your word for it. I have less than a month left to prepare for this oncoming battle with Calc 3, but your channel seems to be a promising resource I luckily found.
Starting calc 3 tomorrow. This was a great intro!
I am thankful for your genuine passion and making my day
i love this course . thanks for your effort and love
Thank you Sir from bottom of my heart, really your lectures changed my life. 😊
our professor made us watch this video as an intro to our course in multi-variable calc, I wasn't worried before but now I am,,,will probably be relying on this channel to get me through this quarter 😫
haha well good luck! Which university or college are you at?
@@DrTreforUCSD
This is awesome, I’m planning to get a 6/6 in multivariable calculus, I have 7 weeks to make that happen let’s gooo !!!
You can do it!
Amazing content ❤ Your mastery in giving succinct but fully explanatory details with edge cases, salient things to remember etc is really awesome.
what an introductory video, the images make things much easier to understand :) very nice video.
Thank you so much the visuals help a lot!!
I’m so glad they helped!
Very helpful video, this channel has always been very helpful for me in my math journey
went through the entire playlist, great vids
Awesome, glad you enjoyed! Calc IV up next!
I was looking for content like this😌
Thank you!
Good visuals...
The 3d plots are very nice. It helps in understanding the concept better.
lots of respect and love from India
You helped me get an A in calculus 2, I look forward to preparing for my multivariable course with this playlist.
@@DrTrefor Thank you.
You an engineer major or something?
@@carlkpsplucky5554 Yes.
Ricardo Bautista Garcia which one
@@carlkpsplucky5554 Mechanical, and you, if I may ask?
3:15 so my pug’s curly tail is a function of multi variable calculus?
A very rich introduction to multivariable calculus.
hell yeah !, now it is an nteresting topic .Ur a gem sir. visualising things makes complex concepts very easy.😊
Glad you’re excited, multivariable calc is awesome!
there is subtitles needed for different people around the world. Hi from the Turkey
UA-cam recommendations, we meet again.
great work man, i just subscribed!!
I'm still in Calculus I, but I was just wondering what to look forward to in the future. Thank you.
Your videos are addictive..
@2:42 z = h(t)
Very thankful I’m not a fourth dimensional being studying 4D calculus
There are applications of 4-dimensional calculus to our universe. Such as general relativity.
I am not sure if there is a book these lectures are following, but after each lecture a few questions with solutions on the topic covered in the lecture would be golden
This course will be very helpful in differential geometry
really enjoyed the graphics with explanation.
Thank you soo much sir this video is really awesome 🔥🔥🔥.....
Feeling good after seing this...
You are simply amazing sir 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
i would just say : love you sir from Bharat
This is simply excellent!
You are a godsend!! Glad I subscribed!
Hey sir, I got a question, I’m a high school student who’s very interested in calculus, and I’m doing the IB board. So I’m planning on doing my math HL exploration on some of the most interesting topics in multivariable calculus. What would you suggest for me? I have a sufficient understanding of calc 1 and 2
Lagrange multipliers might be a good topic:)
zed ... I'll have to check out your lectures on Complex Analysis!
As soon as i thought "man why you calling it zed" you explained it 😂😂 perfect timing
VERY GOOD INTRO, you could have talked about level curves also
From now on I'm going to pronounce the letter "t" as "ted". Take that, Canadian!
Seriously though, this is wonderful. Thank you :D
Americans are the outliers on this one. The rest of the Anglosphere calls it zed, including the homeland of the English language.
Love your passion!
oooh man, you are a mazing teacher
thank you for taking time in making these videos
Greetings, Trefor. Do you plan on creating videos for a vector calculus course? I need to freshen my memory on the topic, and I'm sure many people out there including myself would benefit from your teaching abilities.
Wow, I'm suddenly somehow really excited about the next 2 months of my life
thanks sir, may your knowledge improve more and and more as you share your knowledge more and more
thank you, all your videos are awesome
You are amazing! This whole playlist single handedly carried me through Calculus :-') Thank you so much!
You know It's going to be a bad time when your, at most, 28 year old online tutor already has grey hair :(
Um lol😂😂
😂😂😂😂 LOL
is this a basis for games graphics creation?
👏👏amazing..
thanks for making this playlist
At 10:1, Dr. Bazett mis-speaks and says, "something that didn't come up in MULTIvariable calculus" when he means "something that didn't come up in SINGLE variable calculus." I love Dr. Bazett's way of explaining things. Wish he had been my calculus professor.
Thanks form india🇮🇳
In the slide about 2.5 min in, you should add a comment that z = h(t) not another g(t). Great videos, though!! Thank you!
Hi there! I pretty much love these videos so far, what book do you recommend me to study Multivariable calculus?
This is an awesome course! My only issue is that I couldn't find any good place to practice. Do you recommend any?