Laplace Transform Explained and Visualized Intuitively

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[joaosol]

"[...] the Laplace transformation provide a method to EASILY solve differential equations [...]"

Every day I'm called Dumb in a different way

[AUSTINwazhere]

Fantastic, I have no idea what I just saw.

[blazejfiderek]

Not only love the fact that all stuff is well visualised but also that every important information is both speaken and written for people who learn faster with their ears and for those who learn faster with eyes.
Great job

[kevinbyrne]

Just in case anyone is curious, the music is: Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2

[shnutzer]

I used the Laplace Transform as a tool in my college classes, not knowing what it was really about. Finally, I understand what it really means. Thank you!

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[davidhenningson]

Fantastic. It really helps put equations into perspective when you can visualize the graph form through time. Wish we had today's computing power back in the early 90s... mathematics would have been more entertaining and easier to visualize back then.

[nothinginteresting]

One thing Eugene taught me is that sine wave is not that 2d wave which we are taught, but actually circular motion moving with time. So powerful and elegant concept to know!
Thank you so much☺

[damjantasevski]

This videos are pure gold, I don't know how people used to learn this without youtube and stuff like this.

[RedVenomProductions]

Mathematicians in the past could only dream when they see this.

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[ishac]

Today, I have a Masters degree in science. Came here to thank this channel. It has taught me so much more about maths and physics than last 10 yrs of formal eduction and, also made numbers therauptic for me. Much much much LOVE. THis channel is literally a GEM of Youtube!!!💓💓💓

[kilrmonjaro]

3rd year student of physics here, Thank you. Sincerely. You have brought years of practice together into an harmonious intuition.

[lordmurphy]

Damn, this almost brings a tear to my eyes. Definitely a sight to behold.

[hammer]

Thanks for your time invested furthering our understanding and knowledge, Eugene Khutoryansky. Appreciate Kira Vincent's excellent and engaging speaking voice.

[msyturk_]

I have always thought about similarity between laplace transform and fourier transform. This video is so descriptive. Thanks a lot

[kummer]

This is exactly a clean explanation of the Laplace transform. The video doesn't simplify it it to make it user friendly. This video describes it in all the details.


This is a video that must be in every classroom because it doesn't dodge the problem by intuitive explanations. Math is exactly this, complexity and the analysis of behavior.


This is an outstanding video that fully describes what is going on.

[mangeshmalgi]

This is a great animation.
It's for the first time, I found such a lucid explanation of Laplace Transform.

[MrSinusu]

Amazing to see how easily this video explained the subject.
Of course, I haven't understood a bit.