Understanding Electrical Harmonic Resonance Using Continued Fractions
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You’re obviously very knowledgable on this topic, and the pair of part 1 and part 2 together are probably very cohesive. However, this is being shown to me here as part 2 only. I know there is a short recap at the start, so you’re treating it as a standalone (hence why I”m not flagging) but some of the derivations seemed a little rushed as a result. This made it a touch less satisfying that it would have been had I seen part 1 first, or if 1 and 2 had been amalgamated into a single long video (personal opinion, but I have no problem with long videos if it’s a good one, I’ll happily watch a three hour banger over a 3 minute mediocre explainer).
This was a good video. I always like it when we get continued fractions into a video. Also, your summary was helpful to help me understand the concept better.
Very detailed and informative deo
This was an interesting topic. Your first video seemed a bit more compelling to general audiences, which is to be expected. I feel like a lot of this video consisted of cool facts someone could notice, or even prove, without a lot of deep explanation for why or whether it’s surprising. To the right person, I’m sure this would be very compelling though.