Learn with the Map of Mathematics (and with my videos)

Thanks to all supporters! They are mentioned in the credits of the video :)

#mathematics
#teaching
#LinearAlgebra
#Vectors
#Matrices
#MachineLearning
#Eigenvalues
#Calculus

In this video, I give a quick update for the channel that is more than 9 years old now. I am so surprised that there are around 130k subscribers for a channel that only does math content like university lectures. I want to expand on that and create more video courses.

(This explanation fits to lectures for students in their first year of study: Mathematics for physicists, Mathematics for the natural science, Mathematics for engineers and so on)

[sebastianacuna]

I'm a Maths student which discovered this channel in the pandemic and your videos have really helped me when I need some motivation or a much needed intuition to grasp some of the topics. Thank you so much for all the work you've done, the timing for some of the videos could not have been better over the course of my career, thus this really has been for me the Bright Side of Mathematics.

[frankreashore]

You have such a soft and optimistic voice. It is always a pleasure to listen to you.

[bigol]

This order is SO LOGICAL AND AWESOME. I can't tell you how rare this is. Thanks so much, I can't wait to start!

[dichaba]

I am a high school student starting with university maths. I jumped straight to real analysis without understanding logic, sets etc. if I have started with this surely I could’ve understood better. Thank you man for this❤

[moroccanevil]

Best channel for maths by far, thank you very much

[stearin]

It would be nice to see like 10 "nice" problems solved by the author on every topic. I would support the series.

[dreamswimmer]

Jazakallah
Sir for your effort.
May GOD make you both healthy and wealthy
Generous both from mind and wealth
Yet safe from the misery.

[anisaissani]

Thanks for the map, Will there ever be a series about differential geometry?

[kenzzz]

I wish this was out when I started studying physics

[johannbauer]

imagine having a structure when learning

this post was made by someone, who started watching your channel on complex analysis and manifolds (tbf I had some of the other topics in university already)

[neinwieso]

I've seen one german video of you. Do you have these series in german as well?

[RooftopDuvet]

I always thought it would be cool to have an app that could build one of these diagrams for you whenever you get stuck learning something by yourself. E.g. you click on a phrase or a word you don't understand and it automatically spits out a little tree of pre-requisite knowledge nodes and links to popular content for each node.

I imagine it's probably pretty easy to make something like that with the GPT API these days (not that I'm asking you to, ha).