The Oxford Mathematics KZread Channel features public lectures, student lectures, research films and more. All with the aim of explaining a subject that affects us all.
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@Gringohuevon4 сағат бұрын
Thinking is impossible
@johnvonkerman4 сағат бұрын
Not only do you have to be lazy, you have to be the kind of lazy where you will spend more time trying to find the easy way to do something than it would have taken to do it the hard way.
@jessejojojohnson4 сағат бұрын
Oxford Mathematics is my new obsession 😅
@wallflower56725 сағат бұрын
Lol furier is the interesting, without even seeing the full videos I am pretty sure he's goona tell to take BN as 0 cus bnsin fx is odd
@Antagon6665 сағат бұрын
So where is the trick
@aoyuki14095 сағат бұрын
if you refer to being able to recognize 2^35 as easy, then you are seriously, seriously, seriously, overestimating the intelligence of the average person. think of a person with average intelligence. HALF OF THE POPULATION is dumber than the average person, that is pure statistics. even considering above average intelligent people, they would only recognize up to 2^32 since its the integer limit of 32 bit system
@BlackHermit6 сағат бұрын
The truth of mathematics is the beginning of the Law. 😺
@adityamishra76148 сағат бұрын
Great
@mostafaghobashy27248 сағат бұрын
Programmers watching
@samanthahellawell814110 сағат бұрын
How wonderful to have these public lectures ❤ I am 62 and just started this past year learning maths as I couldn’t remember anything from school maths. This is so inspiring. Thank you
@leonsunu120911 сағат бұрын
It's nkt necessarily harder but takes way longer to calculate, which makes it harder to efficiently expand from 2^77
@Drestanto11 сағат бұрын
I'm lazy enough to stop thinking about tricks and do it just straight away
@arte146212 сағат бұрын
Being " lazy" really helps in solving integration questions, at least for me.😀
@PP-py12 сағат бұрын
True for primary school children as well
@anasazman982813 сағат бұрын
the fact is, oxford lecturer's doesn't use slide lcd projector while teaching ...that's maintain traditionally lecture's...✌️
@Becoolandchill13 сағат бұрын
Sir notes
@Minky-mv1pm14 сағат бұрын
많은 기관들이 알 수 있도록 전세계 PD, 작가계, 엔테테인쪽에서 미래의 디스토피아를 방지하도록 문서를 작성하고 발송하고 떠남. 1달정도 걸릴 것이고 바라는 것은 없음. 지금 판단하니까 뭘 고치고 자시고, 불편함. 하고싶은 일이 있었던 것 외에는 그 뒤의 삶은, 이미 좋지 않을 것이라고 예상됨. 본인만의 기대감이 있기 때문에 불쌍해하지 않아도 됨. 다양한 기술과, 존재했으면 하는 컨텐츠도 포함시킴. 밀도있는 음성, 도면까지 제작하여 130여국에 전달. 그동안 겪었다고 여겨왔던 상상에 관련된 이야기도 디테일하게 포함시킬 예정이며 그것이 병리적 현상이라고 명시함. 미디어로 웹에 관련 내용이 담긴 컨텐츠 제작으로 조치를 하는 것을 예상하고 있고, 그 또한 예상한다고 선제적으로 명시를 함. 이것은 로그가 저장이 되는 다른 웹 서버에 지금 작업. 쿙.
@RiazLaghari14 сағат бұрын
Great!
@uchennaiheanacho114 сағат бұрын
And they fail you for not showing all workings
@debjitbhattacharya278414 сағат бұрын
I have not seen subject which is as tortures as bloody maths i don't know why is this taught
@themadplotter14 сағат бұрын
Too clever for me, I just like cups of tea and fart jokes
@_ArchanaGupta.16 сағат бұрын
I got 150 quadrillion for the first one U just need to round of.... 😊😊
@HiggsBoson171017 сағат бұрын
In India As a jee advanced aspirant we study these things in high-school to clear the exam .
@versus19rs20 сағат бұрын
'My brother became british chess champion a record ten-times... as far as I notice'
@God_emperor_Doom20 сағат бұрын
That's not lazy that's creative
@mtgstudios155621 сағат бұрын
A lot of this depends. For someone who looks at math from the outward most perspective they see the process and therefore evaluate the problems as equally easy. For someone who sees only the small piece presented they will see it from the perspective of just what they can see, therefore its a difficult problem. The thing here though is this is all dependent on perspective, which is non-inclusive by nature from one person to another. So I don't feel this can adequately be decided. It hinges on whether the one solving it knows a secret technically not related to the original question. "the knowledge its 2**35 and 2**42."
@mewmewmew756821 сағат бұрын
Those coughs would drive me insane more than the maths his talking
@elmago981523 сағат бұрын
same applies for coding and engineering
@signalrepeater23 сағат бұрын
That's the history of almost all great men . If only they did what their parents wanted them to do!!!Where would we be??
@msmcgo4262Күн бұрын
Ok, thanks for elaborating 💀
@fayetollefson6899Күн бұрын
He figured that out after wasting time on all those boards😅❤
@justwonderinqrache5847Күн бұрын
I kinda wish I saw this before my math test today
@danishshahzad8367Күн бұрын
super pretty
@nanivКүн бұрын
I always have admiration for great teachers
@ElizaniasElyКүн бұрын
vamo q vamo
@ElizaniasElyКүн бұрын
well done professor
@vardeep277Күн бұрын
I like the fact that Oxford Maths are making shorts now😂
@__kunal.chaudhary__Күн бұрын
integration of a odd function from - infinity to infinity is 0 .so ,basically for a even function f(x) bn will become zero and for a odd function f(x) ao and an will become zero
@Ali_IRAQI449Күн бұрын
You British guys, your mathematics is not difficult, but rather good. Iraq, the sixth grade scientific curriculum for mathematics. It is true that this is a university and its curriculum is complex, but this is a preparatory stage and it is very complex. Functions, algorithms, complex numbers, space geometry, integration and differentiation are very complex....
@alihaideralshamary99a99h5 сағат бұрын
Education in Iraq is advanced, but not good in terms of study requirements
@MarianneExJohnsonКүн бұрын
I love the hoodie with the Penrose tiles. Very appropriate. Also, I want one. 😊
It is possible to construct a regular pentagon qith ruler and compass: instructablesDOTcomSLASHDrawing-a-Pentagon
@superspike769Күн бұрын
I cant be the only one wondering how he reaches the top of the whiteboard😂
@amongus-xq8lu19 сағат бұрын
It gets rotated by lifting the below boards or he uses stick with a hook
@radonkule1564Күн бұрын
a kid from third world here, pleased to connect to stable rich people thru internet . this connection is absurd i am on your radar somehow. hope you are enjoying your lives you are experiencing my fantasy right now.
@skoosharamaКүн бұрын
Where are you from, exactly?
@radonkule156421 сағат бұрын
@@skoosharama india
@jimjenke3661Күн бұрын
Thank you for unveiling the COVID-19 inaccuracies-there are many
@tf2weeb663Күн бұрын
Well they're both just as easy. Only difference being the other takes more time to brute force.
@17_frozen_flamesКүн бұрын
What ! we have done this type of questions in our coaching classes in 12 class..and they are studying and teaching at Oxford 😂😂
@dgw1970Күн бұрын
I used to talk about chess with Oliver at HWU frequently.
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Great, no conclusion and now I must look through comments.
Thinking is impossible
Not only do you have to be lazy, you have to be the kind of lazy where you will spend more time trying to find the easy way to do something than it would have taken to do it the hard way.
Oxford Mathematics is my new obsession 😅
Lol furier is the interesting, without even seeing the full videos I am pretty sure he's goona tell to take BN as 0 cus bnsin fx is odd
So where is the trick
if you refer to being able to recognize 2^35 as easy, then you are seriously, seriously, seriously, overestimating the intelligence of the average person. think of a person with average intelligence. HALF OF THE POPULATION is dumber than the average person, that is pure statistics. even considering above average intelligent people, they would only recognize up to 2^32 since its the integer limit of 32 bit system
The truth of mathematics is the beginning of the Law. 😺
Great
Programmers watching
How wonderful to have these public lectures ❤ I am 62 and just started this past year learning maths as I couldn’t remember anything from school maths. This is so inspiring. Thank you
It's nkt necessarily harder but takes way longer to calculate, which makes it harder to efficiently expand from 2^77
I'm lazy enough to stop thinking about tricks and do it just straight away
Being " lazy" really helps in solving integration questions, at least for me.😀
True for primary school children as well
the fact is, oxford lecturer's doesn't use slide lcd projector while teaching ...that's maintain traditionally lecture's...✌️
Sir notes
많은 기관들이 알 수 있도록 전세계 PD, 작가계, 엔테테인쪽에서 미래의 디스토피아를 방지하도록 문서를 작성하고 발송하고 떠남. 1달정도 걸릴 것이고 바라는 것은 없음. 지금 판단하니까 뭘 고치고 자시고, 불편함. 하고싶은 일이 있었던 것 외에는 그 뒤의 삶은, 이미 좋지 않을 것이라고 예상됨. 본인만의 기대감이 있기 때문에 불쌍해하지 않아도 됨. 다양한 기술과, 존재했으면 하는 컨텐츠도 포함시킴. 밀도있는 음성, 도면까지 제작하여 130여국에 전달. 그동안 겪었다고 여겨왔던 상상에 관련된 이야기도 디테일하게 포함시킬 예정이며 그것이 병리적 현상이라고 명시함. 미디어로 웹에 관련 내용이 담긴 컨텐츠 제작으로 조치를 하는 것을 예상하고 있고, 그 또한 예상한다고 선제적으로 명시를 함. 이것은 로그가 저장이 되는 다른 웹 서버에 지금 작업. 쿙.
Great!
And they fail you for not showing all workings
I have not seen subject which is as tortures as bloody maths i don't know why is this taught
Too clever for me, I just like cups of tea and fart jokes
I got 150 quadrillion for the first one U just need to round of.... 😊😊
In India As a jee advanced aspirant we study these things in high-school to clear the exam .
'My brother became british chess champion a record ten-times... as far as I notice'
That's not lazy that's creative
A lot of this depends. For someone who looks at math from the outward most perspective they see the process and therefore evaluate the problems as equally easy. For someone who sees only the small piece presented they will see it from the perspective of just what they can see, therefore its a difficult problem. The thing here though is this is all dependent on perspective, which is non-inclusive by nature from one person to another. So I don't feel this can adequately be decided. It hinges on whether the one solving it knows a secret technically not related to the original question. "the knowledge its 2**35 and 2**42."
Those coughs would drive me insane more than the maths his talking
same applies for coding and engineering
That's the history of almost all great men . If only they did what their parents wanted them to do!!!Where would we be??
Ok, thanks for elaborating 💀
He figured that out after wasting time on all those boards😅❤
I kinda wish I saw this before my math test today
super pretty
I always have admiration for great teachers
vamo q vamo
well done professor
I like the fact that Oxford Maths are making shorts now😂
integration of a odd function from - infinity to infinity is 0 .so ,basically for a even function f(x) bn will become zero and for a odd function f(x) ao and an will become zero
You British guys, your mathematics is not difficult, but rather good. Iraq, the sixth grade scientific curriculum for mathematics. It is true that this is a university and its curriculum is complex, but this is a preparatory stage and it is very complex. Functions, algorithms, complex numbers, space geometry, integration and differentiation are very complex....
Education in Iraq is advanced, but not good in terms of study requirements
I love the hoodie with the Penrose tiles. Very appropriate. Also, I want one. 😊
thecollegestore.co.uk/collections/oxford-mathematics
🤣
Don't worry, I'm already doing a good job at it.
It is possible to construct a regular pentagon qith ruler and compass: instructablesDOTcomSLASHDrawing-a-Pentagon
I cant be the only one wondering how he reaches the top of the whiteboard😂
It gets rotated by lifting the below boards or he uses stick with a hook
a kid from third world here, pleased to connect to stable rich people thru internet . this connection is absurd i am on your radar somehow. hope you are enjoying your lives you are experiencing my fantasy right now.
Where are you from, exactly?
@@skoosharama india
Thank you for unveiling the COVID-19 inaccuracies-there are many
Well they're both just as easy. Only difference being the other takes more time to brute force.
What ! we have done this type of questions in our coaching classes in 12 class..and they are studying and teaching at Oxford 😂😂
I used to talk about chess with Oliver at HWU frequently.