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Linearization of two nonlinear equations

78K views · May 6, 2016 · Education

Comments · 30

  • @samonellasgayclone1054 · 7 years ago

    This dude deserves a field medal of best teacher

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  • @rogerwilcoshirley2270 · 6 years ago (edited)

    Yes totally agree Dr. Strang is an excellent instructor and has some outstanding applied math texts that i always keep at hand. He has such a deep and thorough understanding of his subject matter that like many true experts (sports also as in academics and i love both) he never gets mixed up , can extemporize as needed, and can make things seem far easier than they actually are.

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  • @georgesadler7830 · 5 years ago

    This is a great way  to introduce linearization of nonlinear systems.

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  • @Inno7nt · 1 year ago

    Wooow, Gotta love Gilbert strang🤩🤩🤩🤩

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  • @aidenwinter1117 · 4 years ago

    Thank you for teaching in human language

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  • @thanasisconstantinou7442 · 7 years ago

    You are an excellent  teacher sir. I admire your ability to present important mathematics topics that are directly applicable to physics and engineering, in a very easy  way to digest.

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  • @jmafoko · 8 years ago

    i love the passion the most

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  • @WakippaiBenkyoWatamate · 6 years ago

    Thank you professor so much.

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  • @xielinfeng4121 · 8 years ago

    this guy is amazing

    1

  • @daminduvijayanga1137 · 8 years ago

    Magnificent

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  • @parulkhant4649 · 4 years ago

    Excellent

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  • @tulindirirejohn7943 · 7 years ago

    so great

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