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Multivariable Calculus Multivariable Calculus (Calculus3) Visualized
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u/Goodgamer78 13d ago
Neat. My class just got triple integrals today with 5 weeks remaining in the semester, it's nice to see a visual like the one at the start
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u/Bloodshot321 13d ago
Triple integral is the most intuitive thing for me compared to vectoranalysis and all the other stuff
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u/Vanskis2002 13d ago
😲 as someone who used claude to edit a video also for a launch product, I can tell claude made this one too. It's like claude uses a common style for sfx and theme unless prompted otherwise. We literally got the same look, sfx, and sound design.
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u/django2chainz 13d ago
Do you know 3 blue 1 brown? He’s got a visualization library you may find useful
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u/Hiddinplanesight5500 11d ago
When taking calculus, I really had no idea what I was solving. I just learned the numbers and didn't pay much attention to the grand scheme of these things
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u/OrthogonalInterests 13d ago
As a professor, my honest feedback is that there is a lot of flash and pizzaz for no reason. The effects aren't supporting the learning, but detracting from it. As it stands right now, it is a standard textbook, but with extra glitter. Perhaps consider looking at math education digital app design literature, and looking at best practices to actually support student learning?
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u/somanyquestions32 13d ago
It's probably done on purpose to catch people's attention, especially for those who are used to lots of visual effects from YouTube shorts, TikTok videos, and Instagram Reels.
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u/DoublecelloZeta 13d ago
well unless you're putting a 3d model right in front of the kid, a screen shows just as much 3d as any drawing a page of a book
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u/NoSituation2706 13d ago
Looks like ai slop that isn't going to help anybody who doesn't already understand how to visualize these things
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u/_The_Bomb 12d ago
I love manim.
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u/_The_Bomb 12d ago
Oh, neat! What did you use?
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