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Zach Star
Zach Star
Zach Star
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(This channel used to be called MajorPrep, changed as of January 8th, 2020). I make nerdy and occasionally funny videos.

For business inquiries: ZachStarYT@gmail.com
The Poker Paradox
8:28
Год назад
A 1957 Putnam exam problem
8:27
2 года назад
Engineering in movies be like
4:45
2 года назад
Teaching myself abstract algebra
14:41
2 года назад
Approximations. The engineering way.
13:49
3 года назад
Комментарии
@dr.abdullah.noman.
@dr.abdullah.noman. Минуту назад
7178D
@halcyon__r3289
@halcyon__r3289 6 часов назад
Now i can flex
@conjius
@conjius 10 часов назад
beautifully and clearly presented, thank you
@phazam2273
@phazam2273 12 часов назад
Agricultural university student,😅
@inyobill
@inyobill 14 часов назад
People get a ton of stuff wrong about gambling. First and foremost is the illusion of "luck".
@Heysics
@Heysics 18 часов назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d1meHeizxnA.htmlsi=TzVw7F1BUrcJ0TCg
@Heysics
@Heysics 18 часов назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d1meHeizxnA.htmlsi=TzVw7F1BUrcJ0TCg
@bibekbasnet7374
@bibekbasnet7374 День назад
You are a star of Topology.
@erikbudrow1255
@erikbudrow1255 День назад
I feel like this is one of the most important videos of our time
@vivekdabholkar5965
@vivekdabholkar5965 День назад
Excellent presentation! From the Laplace transform can you present difference equation in time without inverting the Laplace transform. This is what is used in Industrial Digital Control Systems (DCS).
@lawrencefriduss8476
@lawrencefriduss8476 День назад
I was about to say… I recognize that voice
@TheWestlaker
@TheWestlaker День назад
This is the coolest thing I’ve learned in college!!!
@gustavofaria95
@gustavofaria95 День назад
I saw this and remembered of the wind calculations chart that we use on aviation training, pretty cool
@johnnyfatrous6577
@johnnyfatrous6577 День назад
As an Architect I really like the facts of this video
@michaelgonzalez9058
@michaelgonzalez9058 День назад
3-6-9 equells1
@michaelgonzalez9058
@michaelgonzalez9058 День назад
On the face of the clock
@michaelgonzalez9058
@michaelgonzalez9058 День назад
This is where the vertruvian man is. By his tòe
@michaelgonzalez9058
@michaelgonzalez9058 День назад
Whereby 12 is the top center of the begin of. Ticking of a clock giving the hour glass a resoncibility
@michaelgonzalez9058
@michaelgonzalez9058 День назад
Teslas altinating current
@ibtesambhatti1650
@ibtesambhatti1650 День назад
mind blowing
@kennyalbano1922
@kennyalbano1922 День назад
Back when Zach star was able and willing to educate us mere 3 dimensional beings.
@swedishpsychopath8795
@swedishpsychopath8795 День назад
At 1:42 - How can you just suddenly treat the columns (that represent x, y, and z respectively) as coordinates in 3d space? For example: The x column vector [1 2 2] are the x values for all the 3 given vectors from origin. HOW COME you can just treat the x-values as x, y, z values to form a 3d coordinate for a new vector? (the same goes for the y's and z's) ?? I really don't understand how this is possible? Is it a trick that just happens to work?
@sebastiangudino9377
@sebastiangudino9377 День назад
The problem is the word imaginary. Thats why i usually avoid using "complex numbers" and instead use "phasor notation" when dealing with AC citcuits (Both things mean exactly thr same tho) Maybe we need to find a new name? I really like "Lateral", but it doesn't start with "i". So maybe "Invisible numbers"? (It hints that there is a whole plane beyond the real number line that we cannot see, instead of something we made up), but i would really like a way to call them thay starts with "i" and also hints at their rotation nature
@liamrapanan9434
@liamrapanan9434 2 дня назад
1D: Line - 2D: Square - 3D: Cube - 4D: Hyper Cube … … 10D: Unfathomable calamity of weird dimensions
@crazychicken8290
@crazychicken8290 2 дня назад
nice story
@TheRe-EngineeredLife
@TheRe-EngineeredLife 2 дня назад
Your peers fucking hate you bro! The absolute best line of the entire video. Also, completely relatable in engineering final exams.
@luciakoz2493
@luciakoz2493 2 дня назад
Hello! I don't really know whom or where to ask about it. In my city there is available course (i might mess up the terminology, we call it totally different names) called "Engineering and space system management". The syllabus tells what all the courses are related to maths, physics, space missions, engineering etc. Do you think it is a good path? Before that i would study mechanical engineering. Thanks in advance for all answers.
@robinsantos9971
@robinsantos9971 2 дня назад
turn to GOD and repent men through CHRIST, GOD bless you all GOD loves you all, (pray)🩷🩷🩷 Repent=knowing your sin, confessing your sin, realizing your mistakes, feeling actually sorry for your sin, asking the All Merciful GOD for mercy and forgiveness, change your ways Trust in the LORD with all your heart❤ and lean not on your own understanding but in all your ways trust in HIM and HE will make your paths straight❤❤❤
@user-kw5qv6zl5e
@user-kw5qv6zl5e 2 дня назад
Thank you thank you...explained to an amateur with a rabid wish to know from first principles. Ive even bought an oscilloscope with FFT to see what a signal looks like without knowing what to look for
@davethesid8960
@davethesid8960 2 дня назад
How can the universe be spatially infinite while temporarily finite?
@primetime3422
@primetime3422 3 дня назад
That’s right this guy has a real science Utube channel
@SampleroftheMultiverse
@SampleroftheMultiverse 3 дня назад
9:24 Thanks for your interesting article. My intuition said there is something important about this mechanical effect. This model shows how a field represented by a sheet of elastic material under the right initial conditions naturally form quantized energy levels. From there it was easy to form very stable three dimensional structures using a very minimal amount of material. (similar to the way engineers built large light weight space structures) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wrBsqiE0vG4.htmlsi=waT8lY2iX-wJdjO3 You and your followers might find the quantum-like analog useful in visualize nature properties of fields. I have been trying to describe the “U” shape wave that is produced in my amateur science mechanical model in the video link. I hear if you over-lap all the waves together using Fournier Transforms, it may make a “U” shape or square wave. Can this be correct representation Feynman Path Integrals? In the model, “U” shape waves are produced as the loading increases and just before the wave-like function shifts to the next higher energy level. Your followers might be interested in seeing the load verse deflection graph in white paper found elsewhere on my RU-vid channel. Actually replicating it with a sheet of clear folder plastic and tape and seeing it first hand is worth the effort.
@user-lynKx
@user-lynKx 3 дня назад
that's the funniest shit ever
@thesqueak5474
@thesqueak5474 3 дня назад
I'm so used to your newer videos that I was waiting fo the joke for like 2 minutes before I realised this is a legit algorithms example
@xirsixussien7303
@xirsixussien7303 3 дня назад
This video is inspirational, I am planning to read Griffith's intro to electrodynamics, Taylor's classical mechanics and Shankar's Classical mechanics in the next two years. I'll come back to comment once I have completed this quest to update you.
@astronomy-channel
@astronomy-channel 3 дня назад
Zach- LOVED this video. I think I have an idea as to why the universe looks like a 4D hyper sphere. Please take the time to look at this. I am retired. ER doc, and avid amateur cosmologist! And I have this idea I’ve been working on actually for the last 50 years and just in the last year or two I think it’s come together. Please take the time to look at it. Take Einstein’s 1917 spherical finite static universe & adjust it to fit the Big Bang paradigm. All the energy created by BB is flung out, by Dark Energy, in the shape of a rapidly expanding shell. The two sides of the shell expand away from each other faster than light, thus are not gravitationally linked. Thus the gravity or curvature of space time is determined only by the LOCAL shell. Einstein’s universe had a 3D hypersphere as its surface, in this model BOTH sides of the shell width are a 3D hypersphere. This means that on both sides of the shell width ALL light geodesics CURVE BACK INTO THE SHELL. Just like in einstein’s universe no light can escape the shell, the universe will thus not wind down. The shell represents all dimensions to all observers. The void the universe is expanding into, and the void left at the origin of the BB are never visible! Although macroscopically the shell is not homogenous and isotropic to all observers in the shell THE UNIVERSE will appear Homogenous and isotropic! You can use simple Newtonian mechanics to show that in the shell gravity is zero at the center of the shell width, and gets progressively higher as you approach the edges. This is the extreme curvature that creates a 3D hypersphere surface on both sides of the shell width, light following along the surface on BOTH sides. The center of the width is in physical reality the surface of an expanding sphere. All 3 dimensions focusing to this point makes it appear as a 4D hypersphere, ie all 3 dimensions represent there. The surface of an expanding sphere of course is the PERFECT GEOMETRIC SHAPE TO REPRODUCE A HUBBLE PARAMETER! Yes it’s audacious, and out of the box! An actual shape to the universe! Why not that’s what Einstein thought he got it wrong only because the astronomers of his day assured him that the universe was static. This model, just like Einstein model, absolutely needs dark energy because otherwise the shell would want to collapse in at all times, but instead continues to expand out, creating immense inertial fields. A two sided 3D hypersphere - THE SHELL, THE UNIVERSE! So simple, so logical, yet it explains everything!
@INCYTER
@INCYTER 3 дня назад
Outstanding work Zach. Masterfully done. Thanks. Subscribed!
@yortzan5747
@yortzan5747 3 дня назад
as an EE student, interestingly my university teaches us statics, dynamics of rigid bodies and deformable bodies, even thermodynamics and fluid mechanics, but not as advanced like from ME and CE...
@bryanalcantarfilms
@bryanalcantarfilms 3 дня назад
Interesting.
@trade_design23
@trade_design23 4 дня назад
Interesting video. You need to shave your neck.
@Ryan_1997
@Ryan_1997 4 дня назад
Worked at a chemical plant, and the engineers there are BANKING IT!!
@ahsanalavi2852
@ahsanalavi2852 4 дня назад
can you talk more about your friend who did electrical for bachelors and mechanical for masters, because I am stuck in the same postion. Specifically, how did he cover the prerequisites, how did he apply, did he work in a position related to mechanical engineering before he started his masters, etc? Your earliest response would be much appreciated.
@your-everyday_webnovel-rea36
@your-everyday_webnovel-rea36 4 дня назад
3:21 is ironic since were currently reading a poem by Robert Frost in literature and that is my exact thought on him
@akhilquan1346
@akhilquan1346 4 дня назад
Rip my ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS😂😂
@tahamuhammad1814
@tahamuhammad1814 4 дня назад
Bro you straight up ignored the fact that a dad can have two daughters, both of which are named julie. This implies that more than half of all dads with 2 girls (and at least one of them named Julie) will say Julie
@Biswapradipdas
@Biswapradipdas 4 дня назад
Smith Chart.... aahh.... my those days at college.... I really miss it...
@GrekosAE
@GrekosAE 4 дня назад
9:27 should be <or>
@garv_g
@garv_g 5 дней назад
Definitely, Game theory helps you to have a strategic look for life
@geofsawaya394
@geofsawaya394 5 дней назад
As per your title, I didn’t come here for the mathematics. I was interested in the *applications*. This is lacking in its advertisement
@klong9269
@klong9269 5 дней назад
Man I wish I had these visuals 33 years ago. Then maybe I would have gotten something out of diffyQs.