Films · Mathematics · Sets, trigonometry, vectors
Prof. Dr. Dirk Schieborn
Higher Mathematics 1 · Reutlingen University
Lecture film · Higher Mathematics 1
Two Tractors, One Hay Bale: Sets, Triangles and Arrows
Lecture film · Higher Mathematics 1
Two Tractors, One Hay Bale: Sets, Triangles and Arrows
Prof. Dr. Dirk Schieborn
Higher Mathematics 1 · Reutlingen University
Every new element doubles the subsets. Zooming keeps the ratios of the sides, which is why sine, cosine and tangent exist. And forces add up as arrows: tip to tail, and in equilibrium the chain closes.
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Two Tractors, One Hay Bale: Sets, Triangles and Arrows
Prof. Dr. Dirk SchiebornHigher Mathematics 1 · Reutlingen UniversityAn explainer film in six chapters, made from a real lecture: why every new element doubles the subsets, how to calculate with sets in a Venn diagram, why zooming does not change the ratios in a triangle, how two tractors add up at a hay bale, and how arrows follow the same rules as numbers. Pause anywhere and ask.
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