Fundamental Theorem of line integrals

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In this video, I present the fundamental theorem for line integrals, which basically says that if a vector field ha antiderivative, then the line integral is very easy to calculate. This illustrates why conservative vector fields are so important! I also provide a proof of the FTC, which uses... the chen lu!!! Finally, I show why we need the condition P_y = Q_x to check if a vector field is conservative. Enjoy!
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This man's happiness when he does maths just makes me love maths even more

justdusty
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So clear! And so short! I never thought that this could be explained so convincing in so little time together with an example.

WerIstWieJesus
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Quite possibly the best video I've seen on the topic, thank you!

finnbar
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As you say “Thank you for coming”, just want to say “Thank you for teaching”!

miazlorenz
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That theorem is very interesting and very useful! Thanks for making this video!

Aviationlover-belugaxl
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Dr. Peyam, hope you are doing well! Thank you for all the wonderful content 😊.

lightspd
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You should do a video proving the equality of crossed partial derivatives!

TheMauror
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at 6:45, dr peyam saying "arrrrgh but this- this is g(y)" is my new favorite thing in the world

bouteilledargile
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OMG thank you alot now I understand it!!

aseelal
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very good guy, congratulations, your channel is awesome

matheuscolmenero
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Important note: this only applies to conservative fields. In non conservative fields the line integral depends on the path.

softwarephil
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I have a question, why u didn't after adding at the end in example ignored 2, Does that mean we have to add fx and fy always

irshadsirslectures
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Why does Clairaut's theorem (also known as: Swchartz theorem) can be applied when F is conservative?

cafe-tomate
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It's dependant of the integration of parametrics functions of blackpenredpen ? If it's the case it's genial ! Thanks.

dgrandlapinblanc
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Why when taking a second derivative the order (dxdy <-> dydx) doesn't matter?
They don't teach you that in physics 😿

borg
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It was on 420 likes so I didnt want to like but had to give this a like now its 421 😂🤘🤘

jannien
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Quixote is a character in a foreign book.

michaelempeigne
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im struggling with this stuff
your smile makes me feel bad because i dont get it :(

mathadventuress
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Well, i'm sorry dr. Pi but you really had to explain that the first "check" (Schwarz Theorem) is a necessary but not sufficient condition for that to be an exact equation.
"Luckily" enough, that f(x, y) is differentiable and determined for every real x, y :)

Zonnymaka