Every Type of Math Explained in 9 Minutes.

Every type of math gets explained in 9 minutes.

I explain interesting things that I learn. This video was inspired by The Paint Explainer.
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Arithmetic - 0:00
Algebra - 0:20
Geometry - 0:43
Trigonometry - 1:13
Calculus - 1:46
Statistics - 2:14
Number Theory - 2:45
Linear Algebra - 3:41
Differential Equations - 4:12
Topology - 4:50
Logic - 5:19
Mathematical Physics - 5:48
Theory of Computation - 6:10
Information Theory - 6:40
Game Theory - 7:22

Music by Trygve Larsen from Pixabay

[manmehr]

you can tell he was bored out of his mind making this video

[aaronsworld]

Bro said “this is a branch of math” like 729, 298, 288, 098, 283, 111, 835, 383 times💀

[hkayakh]

7:25 Game theory was invented in 1176 by Mattheus Pattheus to more specifically describe all the ways in which games function and the lore behind them

[mkwarlock]

One has to note that the entirety of mathematics can't be categorized in such a simple way — there are many more fields, and different ways of categorizing them, as well as intersections between fields. For example: real analysis, probability theory, discrete mathematics, algorithms, graph theory, abstract algebra, algebraic topology, group theory, category theory, dynamical systems theory, etc.

[omarrihani]

"Every" is very generous. Not even abstract algebra. Also geonetry isnt for understanding the world around us, look at non-euclidean geometry for example.

[Rabarebane]

So, we are now entering the era of auto-generated videos, that slowly and monotonously recite chatgpt output. Or at least i do hope it is a beta version of such functionality.

[fevved]

Calculus goes from displacement to velocity to acceleration, speed and distance and two different formulas outside of these

[conhecimentofortaleza]

Arithmetic = operation with nºs and operators.
Algebra = use letter and symbols to solve problems.
Geometry = study shapes and spaces.
Trigonometry = study triangles and angles.
Calculus = Deal with changes and motion, envolves derivates that describes rates of changes and integrals helps to find the total amount of changes.
statistics = collecting and organizing data
Number Theory = properties and relationships of numbers
Linear Algebra = deals lines, planes and spaces using equations and matrices helps system of equations.
Differential Equations = How things changes, rates of changes.
Topology = properties of spaces and deformations, not tearing neither gluing.
Logic = Rules to true or false using statements.
Mathematical Physics = Math used for Physics.
Theory Of Computation = Set of ideas using algorithms and computers on how computer can work.
Information Theory = How information is transmited and processed.
secret codes and how eficient can transmited.
Game Theory = choices in strategic situations to the best result.

[benzoylmethylekgonin]

Hey, I saw some people making kind of rude comments without really giving a constructive criticism, so I just wanted to do it myself.
I must agree that your video really simplified the fields of mathematics, nobody expects you to give an in depth explanation of linear algebra or calculus (here I would prefer mathematical analysis) in a video which is meant to be "as short as possible", but maybe mathematics wasn't the greatest topic to choose for this kind of video.

First thing that I would change about this video is instead of "types of mathematics" I would choose "fields of mathematics". Now you can just focus on "higher" mathematics and you don't really need to mention arithmetic, etc. Or maybe you could do a kind of timeline of mathematics? But nonetheless there is just so many fields of mathematics. I don't feel like a video of the first format that I just suggested would be possible in a satisfying way...

Second thing: To give an example i am refering to your calculus explanation. If you want to describe a field of mathematics it would be better to focus more on terminology from mathematics, in this example you could mention limits, derivatives, integrals and maybe mention that it generaly operates with functions. I'm not saying your example with speed and acceleration was wrong, if you would like to take this path how about a video on the topic of "Real world problems solved by a particular field of mathematics"? But if you don't separate mathematical terminology from real world applications of the field people could get the impression that calculus cares just about speed/acceleration.

I could brag about how you didn't mention galois theory in a 9 minute video that claims to mention every type of math, but instead I hope my feedback will be of more use.

[Wettoxrist]

lmao also everything after like calc was like vague and just plain wrong 😭😭

[trevorlee]

Trigonometry is the a branch of mathematics that involves the study of angles the relationship between circles and other geometric shapes, not triangles. It is an elementary practice to symbolize the trigonometric functions as the relationships of triangles.

[rufhlmj]

This guy has made a crime. He didn't say "But that's just a theory. A GAME THEORY!" at the end.

[thefantorangster]

Not to be rude but the messy piano music and you sounding sooo bored makes this hilarious

[nietzschesghost]

Logic isn't a type of math, though. Math is a type of logic. Logic is the "science of reasoning correctly, " not just quantitatively as in math also qualitatively in arguing about concepts, facts, etc.

[Fatehakhrib]

Bro you are explaining something that you don’t understand. Every thing you said is true for elementary school kids

[Futurephysicist]

I like your video but you didn‘t put every field of math, obviously it would have been too long but you could have out by example complex analysis

[niccolocervelli]

I'm sorry but you have no idea what you are talking about. I don't want to hate, but the video is extremely incorrect and approximative

[davesmathchannel-tsik]

Here are a few good ones you left out: Group theory, abstract algebra, combinatorics, Fourier analysis, orthogonal functions, integral transforms, dynamical systems, chaos, fractals, measure theory, category theory, and algebraic geometry.

[JPChartiergutterpup]

I’m "Old, smart, and can't trust a fart".

[Benjamin-cvwi]

Thanks for explaining! Never knew about some of them