Derivative of ln(ln(ln(x))) (feat. the Chen Lu)

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Just a quick and fun video about the derivative of ln(ln(ln(x))), look how pretty it is! :)

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OMG, I RECOMMEND YOU ALL TO WATCH THIS AT 2X SPEED!!!

blackpenredpen

The Chen Lu = the chain rule. Chen Lu is also a famous Chinese figure skater with several Olympic medals, circa 1990s. I have a friend went to a store to buy some special rice. Asking several times for rice, the proprietor looked confused, until finally he said "Oh, lice." He then directed my friend to the rice.

robertschlesinger

Most textbooks printed after 2014 say "Chen-Lu" instead of "Chain Rule, " I've noticed.

chessandmathguy

Oh my God ... I'm going to solve problems by using "Chen-Lu"...
Very nice...

atharvakulkarni

functions that are differentiable: *Exist*

Chen Lu: *_I'm about to end this man's whole carrier_*

suuuken

0:16 no
0:58 NO
1:01 *NO*
2:09 *_YES YES YES!!!_*

OonHan

I was frantically searching for the "chen lu" method. like what is this new method I never heard of LOL.

khanster

Both of you are like the coolest math teachers. You make math really gun.

kriswillems

The drinking game for this video:
Take a shot every time he says Ln/Ellen

MathNerd

not only does the chen lu majestically differentiate composite functions, it is also emotionally powerful because it lifts our spirits

stormswindy

Look at that laugh at 2:25~ with 2x speed. L0L

rafaelmarques

What about the Quo Chen Lu or Prada Lu

benjaminbrady

The Chen Lu! Reminds me of classes I took in the US taught by badly exploited students from Taiwan who could hardly speak English...

worldnotworld

could not stop laughing in the library

liadsolomon

Watching chen lu in 2019 :D
Studied chain rule in 2007 :O

I think both are long lost brothers

bhanuchhabra

My high school physics teacher had a college physics professor who would always talk about adding and subtracting and taking dot products of the “wector wee” (vector ‘v’) and had a similarly timed realization.

pacolibre

Ellen Degeneres and you have something in common: both of you are stars in what you do...but Ellen is also beautiful.

MrCigarro

For the e^e^e^e^e^e^x part, since the base exponentially are all constant, would the chain rule nessicarily apply, since you could effectively find e^e^e^e^e^e and then that would be the exponential base for the function f(x)=c^x, where c=e^e^e^e^e^e?

infinity

i dont know but you seem the happiest man i ever seen

engmgan

I did not expect this xD this is amazing

SteamPunkLV

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