Summer of Math Exposition

Excellent video! Graphics are beautiful and very clear, and the buildup to more observable concepts of quantum are great.

This video was very inspirational. I loved how you started it and built up to something beautiful and amazing. The computer code + animation + music + deep voice was a cool touch. Keep up the good work!

Not really a lesson / teachning, but can give to students the taste to expériment programming.

Beautiful and new, but not always very clear. May not deepen the understanding of a topic but trigger the curiosity af the watcher.

This is absolutely breathtaking. I’m a programmer that’s interested in physics, and this is beautiful. It’s fascinating to look at programs as miniature worlds, and the way you did these illustrate this concept nicely. I think that having a follow up video that showcases what these simulations do, exactly (for example, how the probabilities work for the double slit experiment) would be an amazing addition.

The visuals are spectacular as well. The music is also incredible, and you have a gift for composing. Very well done.

Modelling a quantum particle as a cellular automaton is novel idea to me. There was no explanation for where the Schrödinger update rule comes from, or indeed for representing the probability amplitude as a complex number in the first place. Nevertheless, the video was engaging and well-presented, with beautiful visualization.

Really great! Short, sweet and simple, and the visualizations do help build some intuition I think. I also love the music and the sound design, great work!

I don’t understand the math or coding but I liked the visuals