Animation Vs Math | AvG Reacts

Animation Vs Math | AvG Reacts

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[o__o.]

To answer DJ's last question: The titanic graph in the background was Aleph. It's a Hebrew letter, but also used to represent levels of infinity, hence the size of the creature.

[ShoreyardAri]

As a dude with a math degree I think the premise is completely accurate. During upper undergrad studies, like a mini-boss, Euler's Identity will appear at seemingly random in different areas of math and each time you're expected to subdue it as part of the degree requirement.

[TheOrionskywalker]

The giant symbol behind the others at the end is Aleph. In mathematics, particularly in set theory, the aleph numbers are a sequence of numbers used to represent the cardinality (or size) of infinite sets that can be well-ordered. They were introduced by the mathematician Georg Cantor and are named after the symbol he used to denote them, the Semitic letter aleph

[abreathofairABOA]

We definitely need a math breakdown if possible! I'd love to know some of the ideas behind the episode!

[followingseas]

As someone who has a master's in mathematics, this was so much fun to watch. I love how it started with 1 and went right into Euler's formula. e^i(PI)=-1 hailed as the most beautiful equation in mathematics.

[a.n.]

My brother isn’t a math major (he’s studying accounting though so math is still involved) but he was definitely a math nerd growing up; as a small child he’d do long division for fun. Now he’s in musical theatre, so I’d say he can get pretty emotional XD

He says “that ‘e’ had more personality than most main characters in movies today.”

[josephfield]

As someone who’s taken calculus, this is an accurate representation of what it’s like

[radn]

Man...I always had this idea of having the operations, simplifying, exponents and pre-calculus be something like alchemy where you would be able to manipulate different variables and see different reactions. Imagine something like this being a game. The visual representation of all of that blew me away. 10/10

[BebeFlizo]

11:21
Alan: make sure you get it on the target

Dj:He wants to make sure he does maximum crit damage 😂

[chrysanthemum]

As someone is working on getting a semi math major I can promise you... This is fairly accurate.

[Galaxies]

As a Korean student who has given up on math, I can confirm that I recognize at least 80% of what's going on.
Edit: Ok maybe 70.

[zejon]

"Math is the language of reality" takes on a new meaning here

[michaelharrington]

I would love a math tutorial in this style. the semi tactile way everything works, the visualization of concepts in interesting ways, the use of functions to build more functions. it tickles a part in my brain that just loves it.

[DreiLyrics]

As an engineering student who takes some major subjects related to math, this is very accurate. Math can be fun but sometimes complicated to understand how to solve it lol. 😁👍

[KShadow]

Id be interested to see other basic concepts like this explored. Like an animation vs art video would be very amazing to see or even animation vs music

[tanzimali]

as an engineer, I was taken aback by how creative this video was, in terms of just how accurate everything was.

[mathpuppy]

HUGE props to the lead animator who came up with this. It's hard to put this much creativity into calculus and beyond

[roget]

I understood ALL of this, and loved every single frame <3. This brought back fond (and painful) memories of Advanced Physics and the bittersweet joy of integrating infinity. Fabulous job by all involved!

[SILLY_SOUL]

Alan and his team doing intense math for an animation is insane 😮 hopefully someone on the team (like Alan and the other person who i didn't catch their name) is a math major

[asonjarossa]

I'm a computer engineer and the highest math class I've taken is Calculus III. I understood all of this and I'm absolutely proud of it.