I had fun joining @peterrowlett.net and @steckl.es recently on their mathematical objects podcast, talking about my wood puzzle collection. Most of the time was spent struggling desperately to describe a highly visual topic in an audio-only context.

open.spotify.com/episode/0rRM...

The next video in the Laplace Transform sequence is up!

youtu.be/FE-hM1kRK4Y

Here, we dig into a concrete example, the forced oscillator. Some of you may remember that this was relevant for studying why light slows down in a medium.

Ever since I made a video about Fourier Transforms, one of the most requested topics on the channel has been its close cousin, the Laplace Transform.

I've been having a lot of fun animating a mini-series about this topic, and the main part is now out.

youtu.be/j0wJBEZdwLs

Much of Euclid’s Elements is easily misunderstood. Some proofs seem to have logical gaps. Some constructions seem pointless, others seem needlessly convoluted.

Each of these provides a window into how the ancient Greeks thought about math and the philosophical role that geometry played.

New video about a piece by the modern artist Sol LeWitt, and the group theory behind it.

youtu.be/_BrFKp-U8GI

Guest video 3/5 while I'm on leave is now up! It's by a former SoME winner, covering key ideas in statistical mechanics to create a simple and discrete model mirroring the behavior of a fluid transitioning between a liquid and gaseous state. Enjoy!

youtu.be/itRV2jEtV8Q

Hey, psst, you can find early views for two upcoming guest videos on Patreon, one about statistical mechanics and another covering a story of modern art and group theory.

Notes on early releases are always helpful before finalizing a video.

www.patreon.com/posts/explor...

New video on the details of diffusion models: youtu.be/iv-5mZ_9CPY

Produced by Welch Labs, this is the first in a short series of 3b1b this summer. I enjoyed providing editorial feedback throughout the last several months, and couldn't be happier with the result.

In the most recent video about quantum computing, I saw many comments expressing a similar point of confusion regarding Grover's algorithm.

I made a follow-up to (hopefully) clarify some of the issues and to address a few other under-emphasized points.

youtu.be/Dlsa9EBKDGI

New video! This covers the fundamentals of quantum computing and builds up to a step-by-step walk-through of an important algorithm in the field.

youtu.be/RQWpF2Gb-gU

The most viewed thing I've ever made is a short about two colliding blocks computing π. I just made a new edition of the explanation for why π shows up there, setting things up for a (coming soon) follow-on connecting it to quantum computing.

youtu.be/6dTyOl1fmDo

I have a pi-day challenge for all the physics students among you (or anyone willing to set up an experiment). If you share your results with me by March 10th, I may feature them in a video, depending on how good the results are and how many I get.

Part 2 of the collaboration with Terence Tao on the cosmic distance ladder is now out. It covers how we first learned the distances to planets, stars, and galaxies far, far away.

youtu.be/hFMaT9oRbs4

New video! Terence Tao on how we measure the cosmos: youtu.be/YdOXS_9_P4U

I've had fun editing together on a very different kind of video from the norm. Keep an eye out this weekend.

Holograms! Easily my favorite project from last year.

Full video: youtu.be/EmKQsSDlaa4

New* video! If you’ve ever wondered what topology is, this problem is one of the best examples I know of to give an authentic sense of what it’s all about: youtu.be/IQqtsm-bBRU

I'd like to share some music from the channel's regular composer, Vince Rubinetti, for a project never (yet) made: vincerubinetti.bandcamp.com/album/galois