Exponential Growth and Euler

This video discusses the exponential function, one of the greatest mathematicians who ever lived (Euler), and differential equations.

This video was produced at the University of Washington

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Thank you Steve

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[lernenmitrobin]

I like your example with compound rate. I'm also interested in different investments. In Germany we have a saying like:
"throw your money out of the window on a smart way and it'll come back through the door with some friends"
But to be honest: You american guys have a better understanding about investments ;-). Nice video again Steve! I'll stay tuned.

[AllElectronicsChannel]

Nice ! For me the Euler number derivation from the limit of interest grow is one of the beautiful derivations in mathematics

[adityamanimishra]

Very encouraging video. Thanks professor.

[SRIMANTASANTRA]

Hi Professor Steve, Lovely, and Thanks

[totojean]

Good topic, but some improvements are needed in terms of the format of this video. The background color is very dark so that we don't see anything, sorry to say that.

[mbonuchinedu]

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Thanks Steve

[sachinr]

Thanks Prof. Steve for these lectures. I have been following your text book data driven modeling chapter playlist on SVD, fourier series.
Can you please tell, when will remaining chapter - ML, POD/ROM videos coming.
Thanks

[stoxx]

You should make a vid on solving PDE's using Laplace transforms...

[alfonshomac]

@0:40 a scream is heard somewhere in the vicinity of Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown)

[oldcowbb]

"mathematicians have to name things after their second discoverer because everything will be named after Euler if not "

[VictorPalamim]

Thanks Professor! what factors can make money deteriorate and mitigate the exponential growth of money? Is this due to inflation processes?