Fourier's Series - Professor Raymond Flood

Joseph Fourier was interested in the mathematical study of the diffusion of heat in solid bodies which he described using infinite trigonometric series which are now known as Fourier series. These series had major applications in many other types of physical problems and led to many of the most important mathematical discoveries of the nineteenth century. Fourier series are used not only in engineering, geology and astronomy but also in number theory, control theory and statistics.

[dybydx]

Respected Sir, Your research is outstanding and I am amazingly impressed the way you present your lectures. The mathematical humour element inducted by you in your talk is worth mentioning .All lectures of yours are flawlessly presented. I like your pronunciation. Keep enlightening us with your knowledge and wisdom.Thank you.

[VikasNiranjanBellary]

It is a such a simple idea and such a powerful one. 

[andrewbudiman]

romanticism of the analytic...i dig it

[adrianasgari]

At around 20:00 doesn't he mean sin(u) and not cos(u)?

[PierreSoubourou]

that is so typical: the lecture mostly treats Anglo-Saxon scientists, Lord Kelvin, Thompson. Fourier is some guy trying to make a way through French Revolution, happened to make important math that helps solve problems posed by famous British scientists...

[eccesignumrex]

Ah, my Hadron is in some sort of super-state in the comment section, i see.

[PierreSoubourou]

typical : a conference on a foreign scientist, but that only speaks (and praises) about Anglo-Saxon scientist. Fourier is a nobody trying to make a way through French Revolution, that build upon Lord Kelvin and Thompson, that made some mathematics useful for problems posed by Great British scientists

[ida.wendigo]

Professor Flood did not do a great job. This was boring.
And the sound he makes with his mouth is annoying af.
He is just reading about Fourier, I can google myself and read those things. 👎