Multivariate Calculus: Lecture 57: introduction to differential forms

[howmathematicianscreatemat]

your teaching style feels like really empathic. You really teach to show us that we CAN understand such things to with lots of nice examples. Thanks, dear James, looking forward for your list to grow.

Maybe you wants make a special course, where we ask you to make us some extra examples which demonstarte us the heart of the matter and then you sell it to us 4 a fair price;)

[gatoradeee]

Super helpful. Wikipedia is so bad fpr first time learners.

[gguevaramu]

Dear Prof James, This is the best class I have seen about differential forms. In only one class you have shown exterior algebra and exterior calculus. But I have only one question that bothers me a lot. It is common to equalize differential in both sides of the equation, but when it comes to differentials forms these criteria is avoided. For example, one form omega is not a differential but is equated with a sum of differentials. My mind rejects that and I don't know how to accept it.

[meep]

a prayer to start, i like that, where is this being taught?

[PhilJizz]

Thumbing the video down due to the poor camera work. I like that I can see the board when he is explaining topics - as it stands with Exterior Derivatives - I spend the first chunk flipping back and forth to find the content. The content itself is fantastic.

[hanspeter]

great video!
but, is the camera guy a student? if not he has done the worst job:D

[kevivmodi]

the camera work is fine, stop crying about it

[natepolidoro]

I developed distain for this video withing the first 10 seconds