Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We will see how the zeros of the derivative of a polynomial are related to the zeros of the original polynomial. This is called the Gauss Lucas Theorem for zeros of derivatives, which is an elegant result from complex analysis that relates it with the convex hull of the original roots. I also mention Marden's theorem, which is a special case of a triangle, and which has to do with the Steiner inellipse and foci. Enjoy this geometry and calculus adventure.
0:00 Introduction
0:09 Roots of P
3:00 Plotting the roots geometrically
5:15 Gauss Lucas Theorem
6:52 Marden's Theorem
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Gauss Lucas Proof: youtu.be/phthkaWOx6o (members only)
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We will see how the zeros of the derivative of a polynomial are related to the zeros of the original polynomial. This is called the Gauss Lucas Theorem for zeros of derivatives, which is an elegant result from complex analysis that relates it with the convex hull of the original roots. I also mention Marden's theorem, which is a special case of a triangle, and which has to do with the Steiner inellipse and foci. Enjoy this geometry and calculus adventure.
0:00 Introduction
0:09 Roots of P
3:00 Plotting the roots geometrically
5:15 Gauss Lucas Theorem
6:52 Marden's Theorem
Gauss Lucas (full version): youtu.be/5DwKA9MVt-Q (members only)
Gauss Lucas Proof: youtu.be/phthkaWOx6o (members only)
YT channel: youtube.com/drpeyam
TikTok channel: tiktok.com/@drpeyam
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![e to a matrix
e to a matrix
You probably know about e to a number, but did you know you can calculate e to a matrix? We use eigenvalues and eigenvectors to calculate the matrix exponential e to the [-2 2;6 5]. In a later video (see Systems of ODE playlist) we can use that to solve the system of ODE x = Ax. Enjoy!
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