sometimes i wonder how the ancient people understood the theories and principles without animations...we're so blessed. thank u!!

@shivanisoni3339

3 жыл бұрын

They had an amazing power called imagination and their hypothesis too are so correct, which are based on these imagination only.

@879-0

3 жыл бұрын

Imagination is everything

@zakirshah5060

3 жыл бұрын

Imagination is important than knowledge in physics Einstein

@duggchi5277

3 жыл бұрын

Yes we are

@khalidgustavo5903

3 жыл бұрын

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Huygens principle couldnt possibly be explained better than this, you did a terrific job!

Still his videos are underratted, hope everyone utilizes it

I just want to say "Thank u sir "

the most underrated channel on youtube. i mean c'mon he explains so gooood

You just come up with really amazing questions which arise in curious minds and u explain to a naive really well

I DONT KNOW HOW MUCH TO THANK YOU. BOTH MY SCHOOL AND TUITION TEACHERS ARE VERY BAD AT TEACHING PHYSICS AND I JUST GET VERY CONFUSED WHEN THEY TEACH. I STRUGGLED SO MUCH WITH THIS CHAPTER AND FINALLY DECIDED TO START AFRESH. YOU EXPLANATION IS AMAZING SIR. THANK YOUU SOO SOO MUCH. I CAN FINALLY UNDERSTAND THIS TOPIC. 💙

Wow so beautifully explained ! No fears like in those coaching-led videos to get it until exams are finished huff🙃

'' imagining lights as waves and not bullets '' wise words!!

FInally understood the undeerlying concept behind Huygen's principle. Thanks for all the videos

The teaching is just perfect.❤️

I always had problem in answering questions on this principle but no more Thank you You're one of the best ❤❤

Wow 3 videos back to back .... Awesome thank you 👍

This is what I was finding. Thanks

Excellent video and teacher altogether. Commendable job 🎉

Beautifully explained 🤞

you are the most amazing physics teacher for me.

Thank you so much for the explanation🙏🏻 It really helped me

I have been struggling with understanding this and this video gave me so many ah ha moments. Thank you so much. Best explanation I have some across. 🙏

One of the best teacher ever.. Thank you so much

Yessss, mahesh sir on the channel

06:08 Actually here , the wave contribution is proportional to ½[cos(¤)+1] and for the backwards direction cos¤ would be 180 i.e -1 , ½[-1 + 1] = 0

Thanks for the amazing explanation.

Thanks for the lesson! :) What program did you use to draw the illustrations? It really made them look good.

What a good explanation. Thank you.

Thank you sir what a good explanation

This was so damn good! I don't have words to describe it!

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Thank you sir..ur way of teaching is really amazing..

Much better than PW nautankis... !!!

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This is underrated fr

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Explanation in english is what i need 👌

U r awesome man

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I appreciate it

100k congratulations

Well Explained

God level explanation 💯💯

Thanks a lot sir...😊

Best explanation ever in summary

Please explain the fresnels diffraction briefly

Super explaination bro.

7:30 why would the ripples suddenly begin at the slit? Shouldn't they have been rippling from the source?

Thanks for explaining this but what app are you using for drawing those?

4:55 secondary wavelet 9:29

wow wow wow sir. thank u very much

Nice

Well ..I wanted to try this but was too lazy to gather all the stuff .. .so I one day just partially closed my eyes, uk with my eyelashes right above my pupil and looked at a distant street light ( kind of replicating the small hole in the cardboard) ...I did actually see how the light rays kind of scatter ...if i look at that street light (which is actually a small bulb) with my eyes open its a different picture while its different with eyes almost closed

What happens in the case of a laser light Or a laser beam ? Why doesn't it spread?

Thank you !!!

Tysm

OMG WAVEFRONTS ASTOUND ME!!!!! 5:30 IS IMPECCABLE

Thank you sir

so what happens if it enter again a finite hole .it's gona be again curved or straight or mix...................

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amazing....❤❤❤❤

3:10 If the light is moving at light speed, how can the secondary waves move faster? Shouldn't any secondary waves be behind a primary wave?!

@Shrreyy

9 ай бұрын

I have the same doubt!!

@Shrreyy

9 ай бұрын

I think that a secondary wave is just an interpretation of the primary wave after a given time, I mean it tells how the primary wave would look like in the other second or how it will travel.

At 0:51, why is light shown as longitudinal waves, while it’s a transverse wave?

Sir I did a project on FRACTALS........and THE CONCEPT OF SECONDARY WAVELETS FOLLOW that !! INFINITE AREA OF WAVEFRONTS!!!!!

@Sara_sami_0

3 жыл бұрын

Wwoow i want to see that!

Yes.

Sir u have shown a 2d wavefronts But I am unable to imagine 3d wavefronts.please can u create 3d wavefronts

Sir, what software u use to create such an amazing animation?

I dont get one thing, so when the plane wave came in from a source the edges didnt bend. But after going through slit, you included the round edge. But shouldnt that also apply to the wavefront before the slit since its also a finite wavefront?

@mumthas8870

7 ай бұрын

It doesn’t bent cuz it not a finite plane ,

@charleszr853

7 ай бұрын

@@mumthas8870 but how is the wavefront that pass through the slit not a infinite wavefront? Its the exact same as the plane wave coming in but just shorter?

Very nice. This guy is a gem , literally a fucking gem. Brilliant work my man.

Can it's drawback is related to Q.M Coz his and youngs slit experiment are starting points of Q.M

Can a common tangent be a curve?

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crazy

Watching before 5hrs before exam

@user-ts8rc7cn1r

Ай бұрын

How was exam?😅

@stripisantisocial.

Ай бұрын

@@user-ts8rc7cn1r passed

Wait huygens principle only applies to light right?

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El huygens ese tiene un morro que se lo pisa y no tiene ni idea

Brain

But ether does not exist???

The like dislike ratio says it all

Regretting why I have hated this chapter. 😖

trying to change accent.

Thanks