MathsCasts
Calculating a Fourier series (MathsCasts)
18:39 | Mar 7th, 2017
Deals with the details of calculating Fourier series coefficients for a function.
Why are circles, ellipses, parabolas and hyperbolas called 'conic sections'? Part 2 (MathsCasts)
11:25 | Mar 7th, 2017
We solve simultaneously the equations of a plane and a cone and show that the intersections are circles, parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, straight lines or just the origin.
Introduction to half range (even or odd expansion) Fourier series (MathsCasts)
04:47 | Mar 7th, 2017
Introduces the idea of half-range Fourier series and addresses the question of why we use them.
How do odd or even functions make calculation of Fourier series simpler? (MathsCasts)
03:48 | Mar 7th, 2017
Demonstrates that symmetry of functions helps us to shorten the calculation of the integrals needed for the Fourier coefficients.
Sketching polynomial graphs without calculus - Part 4 (MathsCasts)
Sketching polynomial graphs without calculus - Part 1 (MathsCasts)
What is a Laplace transform and why do you need to study it? (MathsCasts)
04:11 | Mar 6th, 2017
Brief introduction to why we use Laplace transforms, with mention of tables.
The first shift theorem (MathsCasts)
02:09 | Mar 6th, 2017
Brief and simple introduction to the first shift theorem for Laplace transforms.
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