@smartereveryday
A modern mental masterpiece.
@matthyslaubscher8151
I can not give enough praise on the quality of animation coupled with the explanation. Amazing - Thank you
@MrMaltheWG
I have studied mechanical engineering for almost 5 years now, and this is the best explanation of PDE´s and fourie series I have ever heard. Thank you very much for fantastic illustrations and intuitive explanations.
@kiwipaddy10
3B1B deserves a Nobel Prize for explaining math! Simply outstanding, yet again.
@debblez
3:45 i love how x goes from pi to e^2 to phi. Amazing little easter egg. Edit: what the heck likes
@MrBrightlight66
I used to hate maths in a very profound manner. The reason was that it was presented in a manner like a recipe...do this that and the other in such and such a way and good food comes out. There was no understanding of what was going on and this was most frustrating. The internet, through people like 3 blue 1 brown, helped to propel me to the opposite side of the fence. Although I am no mathematician, I can now appreciate and admire the beauty and power of mathematics. There was clearly a lot of work behind this video to illustrate a complicated subject relatively easily. I wished I had access to such a tool when I was much younger. It would greatly help the younger generation to give them access to material such as this and to encourage them not to shy away from maths. As with most things beautiful, their creation is not easy but nothing to be terrified of either.
@KraylusGames
I'm a computer science grad and I've taken a handful of classes which required the use of ODEs and PDEs. After watching this video, I feel like I have finally gained a full conceptual understanding of how they fit into the larger scheme of operations in math and cs. The visualizations you created were absolutely incredible, but the explanation was perfect. Thank you so much!
@zulucharlie5244
100 years from now, people will watch this video and be thankful that you made it. It's among the very best of what human beings and do with the internet and personal computer technology. Thank you.
@saidelcielo4916
I've watched countless 3B1B videos and they're all illuminating and high-quality. This one, among those, is an absolute masterpiece.
@Alex_1652
This channel made me realized that I don't actually hate math.
@flirkami
Those graphics are really getting exceptionally good! The 2d representation animation at 4:13, for example, is just gorgeous.
@Noah-rp7rv
I’ve done the multivariable calculus lessons you recorded on Khan Academy and I gotta say, I’m getting flashbacks
@dainmeister
2:23 Mathematicians: function Linguists: letter Musicians: forte Gamers: respect
@Gabriele_Oliva
I'm Italian, and I haven't yet formally studied these topics, but your explanatory skills are incredible, you are able to discretize a complex problem in all its basic steps and then put it all back together. I understood practically everything. I don't think I can solve a similar problem by myself, but it's a step forward, really thanks
@myrobotfish
Nothing more wholesome and satisfying than a 3Blue1Brown video
@ChrisAthanas
This is so great, I finally understand this concept after 32 years
@rrrprogram8667
Oscars award for animation to be given to this channel
@RobertStander-xo2gu
Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 3:29 - Partial derivatives 6:52 - Building the heat equation 13:18 - ODEs vs PDEs 14:29 - The laplacian 16:04 - Book recommendation
@education4949
Omg !, he should be given the highest award in today's world for explaining partial differential equations. Respect and a salute
@3blue1brown