Math of All Kinds

by Jerome Trent

Mar 24, 2014

This Blog is all about math of all kinds.  We will seek to provide you with lots of math information including links to many math tutorials, most of which are videos.  Let us know if you are looking for anything in particular about math.

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Introduction to Calculus by Professor David Jerison

This Calculus course covers differentiation and integration of functions of one variable, and concludes with a brief discussion of infinite series.  Calculus is fundamental to many scientific disciplines including physics, engineering, and economics.

  1. Lecture 1 What is a Derivative - Notes for Lecture 1
  2. Lecture 2 Limits - Notes for Lecture 2
  3. Lecture 3 Derivatives - Notes for Lecture 3
  4. Lecture 4 Chain Rule - Notes for Lecture 4
  5. Lecture 5 Implicit Differentiation - Notes for Lecture 5
  6. Lecture 6 Exponential and Log - Notes for Lecture 6
  7. Lecture 7 Hyperbolic Functions - Notes for Lecture 7
  8. No Lecture 8
  9. Lecture 9 Linear and Quadratic Approximations - Notes
  10. Lecture 10 Curve Sketching - Notes
  11. Lecture 11 Max and Min - Notes
  12. Lecture 12 Related Rates - Notes
  13. Lecture 13 Newton's Method - Notes
  14. Lecture 14 Mean Value Theorem - Notes
  15. Lecture 15 Antiderivatives - Notes
  16. Lecture 16 Differential Equations - Notes
  17. No Lecture 17
  18. Lecture 18 Definite Integrals - Notes
  19. Lecture 19 First Fundamental Theorem - Notes
  20. Lecture 20 Second Fundamental Theorem - Notes
  21. Lecture 21 Applications to Logarithms - Notes
  22. Lecture 22 Volumes - Notes
  23. Lecture 23 Work, Probability - Notes
  24. Lecture 24 Numerical Integration - Notes
  25. Lecture 25 Exam #3 Review - Notes
  26. No Lecture 26
  27. Lecture 27 Trig Integrals - Notes
  28. Lecture 28 Inverse Substitution - Notes
  29. Lecture 29 Partial Fractions - Notes
  30. Lecture 30 Integration by Parts - Notes
  31. Lecture 31 Parametric Equations - Notes
  32. Lecture 32 Polar Coordinates - Notes
  33. Lecture 33 Exam #4 Review - Notes
  34. No Lecture 34
  35. Lecture 35 Indeterminant Forms - Notes
  36. Lecture 36 Improper Integrals - Notes
  37. Lecture 37 Infinite Series - Notes
  38. Lecture 38 Taylor's Series - Notes
  39. Lecture 39 Final Review - Notes

Differential Equations by Professor Arthur Mattuck at MIT

  1. Lecture 1 
  2. Lecture 2 Euler's Numerical Method
  3. Lecture 3 Solving First-Order Linear ODE's
  4. Lecture 4 First-Order Substitution Methods
  5. Lecture 5 First-Order Autonomous ODE's
  6. Lecture 6 Complex Numbers and Complex Exponentials
  7. Lecture 7 First-order Linear with Constant Coefficients
  8. Lecture 8 Applications to Temperature, Mixing, RC-Circuits, Decay and Growth Models
  9. Lecture 9 Solving Second-Order Linear ODE's with Constant Coefficients
  10. Lecture 10 Complex Characteristic Roots
  11. Lecture 11 Theory of General Second-Order Linear Homogeneous ODE's
  12. Lecture 12 General Theory for Inhomogeneous ODE's
  13. Lecture 13 Finding Particular Solutions to Inhomogeneous ODE's
  14. Lecture 14 Interpretation of the Exceptional Case: Resonance