Manifolds #5: Tangent Space (part 1)

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Today, we introduce the notion of tangent vectors and the tangent vector space at a point on a manifold.
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Great clarity. Thanks for creating this. Hoping you will continue the series

ikechukwumichael
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Thanks for the explanation, I was stuck on some concepts, now its clarified.

rudypieplenbosch
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Fantastic explanation of a very complex topic! You're a natural.

Huffer
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Thank you as always! I keep learning so much in these videos :)

iamtraditi
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You are a really good teacher. ❤ your videos

kingassassin
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Really excellent. Thank you.
But where is the follow-up where you construct the basis? I don't see it on YouTube.

johnspivack
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This is such a nice lecture. I've been going through Nakahara's "Geometry, Topology, Physics", and your lectures have helped me get started on the Manifolds section.

One question: how would you attempt to connect a student's knowledge of multivariable/vector calculus, and relate what was learned in those courses back to manifolds and differential geometry?

monadic_monastic
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Hi, your video is great! Will you upload next set of Tangent space video?

daveh
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Really helpful videos, thank you very much 🐙

lugalek
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Yo I’ll be honest I’m not that good of a mathematician but I find this super interesting

bobjohn
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A tangent space is a vector space. Well understood. Thanks.

simbarashebepete
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Is it correct that the only notion of "direction" we have on the manifold is "along the curve"? As we don't know about distances and angles yet.
So for a manifold of dim n, do I need at least n curves to fully define (a basis for) the tangent space?
Can we already define linear independence for the gamma curves?

narfwhals
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Really well explained! I'm currently reading "introduction to smooth manifolds" by Lee (chapter 12, tensors) and I must say I find these topics very interesting. Can't wait to see the riemann manifold - related content!

danielesantospirito
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Is it just me or does this seem like an unreasonably complicated way to say something which is actually unreasonably simple.

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