3 ms·
The vertical scaling of the counting function with log(p) went a little quick, does someone know an easy to digest resource to this? also what would be the log
by jbj 6y ago
The vertical scaling of the counting function with log(p) went a little quick, does someone know an easy to digest resource to this?
also what would be the logic for now including the p^n of primes, p ??
- war1025 6y agoI felt that way about most of the video. I never took advanced math theory classes, but I have enough background that those classes would probably have been the next step for me if I had continued on. Seemed like every time I felt like he was about to explain something in a way that would click for me, then all the sudden he left out the last two sentences and moved on. Still a neat video though.
- jbj 6y agoSome of my lecturers throughout Uni, always glanced across the entire auditorium to see if anyone needed clarity of what was said before switching slide/erasing the blackboard. Having those extra seconds after something has been said, while being able to watch graphics/text/figures helped the information sink in for me. This moment to digest what was said is not really available in this video, but I guess youtube is different from a lecture in the sense that the whole thing can be set on pause. I think I have the impression that the visual explanation here appeared and sometimes even disappeared before him mentioning the "take-home-message". I am still very impressed with the explainer and the visual assistance though.