The Convolution of Two Functions | Definition & Properties
412K views · Apr 11, 2020 · Education
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@nice4hat · 5 years ago
I like your t-shirt haha
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@universalalgorithm3263 · 3 years ago
Why do convolutions need to be so convoluted?
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@vaibhavdlxit1050 · 4 years ago
You turned convolution from a dreaded enemy to an important ally which springs up to rescue while performing inverse laplace of evil looking functions. You sir, are a hero.
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@bromarskiii · 5 years ago
You just explained convolution 100 times better than my textbook and my professor! Thanks!!
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@ejkitchen · 5 years ago
As many others have stated, thank you for making this very easy to understand. It's fascinating how many bad profs there are out there attempting to teach this. If you think about it, it's not that hard but for some reason, many people struggle to explain this properly because they do not spend the time like you did to make it accessible. Again, thank you for doing this.
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@josiahkolar4209 · 5 years ago
This playlist and the ODE playlist have been getting me through this 5 week summer class
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@eggxecution · 2 years ago
at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgKQQtEc9dk&t=600">10:00</a> I think you made a mistake in trigo identity, it should be (a-b) also (a+b) to prevent confusion. This identity is product to sum formula if I recall correctly
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@TUCSKIRTHIKR · 5 years ago
Everybody : let us revise for tomorrow's exam <br>Me at 12.am :
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@ricardobautista-garcia8492 · 5 years ago
Wonderfully explained. Time to do my final exam. Thank you once again.
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@EliasNicolasAires · 1 year ago
logged in just to comment and sub, we need more channels like yours to exist, I really appreciate the effort.
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@ronpearson1912 · 8 months ago
man you did this during covid, my hats off you seem like you would be a great friend.
@PiyushPastor · 5 years ago
Wow. Only if the classes were this good.
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