Tensor

[ Clarification ]
Tensors could be written as "scalar" "vector" "matrix" etc.. but "scalar" "vector" "matrix" aren't always tensors.
This is because scalar vector matrix are more of mathematical definitions whereas tensor describes a physical quantity. "Tensor" relates to the word "tension".

I explained about the tensor for Physics and Engineering students.
I mainly tried to relate with General relativity course.
Stress tensor, energy-stress tensor and momentum-stress tensor are also explained.

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[ Clarification 1]
Tensors could be written as "scalar" "vector" "matrix" etc.. but "scalar" "vector" "matrix" aren't always tensors.
This is because scalar vector matrix are more of mathematical definitions whereas tensor describes a physical quantity. "Tensor" relates to the word "tension".
[ Clarification 2]
At 6:20, I used "sigma yz". Some textbook might show you as "sigma zy" . Those are just conventional. It doesn't matter much in which way you want to write. But I prefer my convention "sigma yz" because it works well as a transformation as shown near end of this video :)

I've put quite an effort into making this video, but I'm not getting that many subscribers 😢
If this video helped you, subscribe to my channel. It really motivates me ! :)

[MojiWord]

Sir, you have no idea how much this has helped me reinforced my understanding of Tensor...thank you! Sending God's Blessings Always🙏🏽

[manaayek]

This is the greatest tensor video ive ever seen. And the title is so straightforward

[chianchen]

Mad lad, this is so well produced and somehow embedded some kind of humor in it. Very educational and it’s fun to watch idk why! This is some explaining skill my school professor should have at least half of it.

[crazyvlogs]

Sir please continue the series!! It's really helpful for my graduate course understanding!🙏🏻🙏🏻❤❤❤

[paulhbartley]

I love your teaching style. Thank you for making these videos!

[mihagolod]

Your tensor videos are a huge help, thank you very much. I couldnt find anything near as good as your videos for an introduction to this topic

[stevewhitt]

I have seen a LOT of tensor videos on YouTube, but this explains it best.

[prathmeshkumar]

Pedagogical genius!!
My presentation skills are not good your slides and way of presenting the stuff is really inspiring.
My QM 2 Prof literally taught us the quantization of electromagnetic field without even teaching field tensors. these lectures are amazing..
Thank you so much sir!! 🤩

[anjanavabiswas]

I am glad you explained the stress tensor properly. Usually people just dump the stress tensor example, as if it should be obvious since birth. Not everybody is smart enough to follow. Explaining step by step like this is very helpful. Thank you.

Please continue to make more videos on Tensors. There is a serous lack of INTUITIVE (very important word) explanations on Tensors.

[amarnathm]

I have started my machine learning and this is one of the outstanding videos on tensor introduction. Thank you sir😃

[williamvarenas]

Great videos! Please keep making more, they are very very informative and absolutely awesome for learning physics and mathematics! Thank you so much!

[saarausmaan]

So finally I understand the tensor, keep doing good work and make series on all concepts about tensors

[davidroux]

Brilliant, full of humour, educational, a gem!

[sollyismail]

excellent sir! one of the best videos on the net. You have a knack to explain difficult concepts in a great way! Thank you

[Gismho]

This is the second video from Reumi that i've watched of recent. Absolutely excellent tuition accompanied by superb and concise "blackboard descriptions" with good examples. Thank you so much. (From South Africa.)

[learntobepainfree]

Nice job. I love that you give lots of examples. A lot of authors stay abstract and that is not a good teaching methodology. Thank you.

[simranjoharle]

This was extremely helpful!! Thank you!

[nishitha]

This is awesome! Very well explained. Thanks

[TekCroach]

❤ an excellent video on tensors. Very intuitive.