Where can I find basic tensor video lectures and examples online?

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This discussion centers on the search for basic video lectures and textbooks related to tensor mathematics. Participants express frustration over the lack of clear and accessible resources for learning tensors. Suggestions include utilizing search engines like Google and platforms such as YouTube to find relevant video content. The conversation highlights a collective need for better educational materials in the field of tensor math.

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Hi,

Does anyone know of some basic video lectures covering tensors available online?

Also, what is a good textbook for looking up some basic tensor examples? Maybe there is a place on the web with some good examples?
 
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Don't know of any myself. I have posted here looking for help with tensors as well, but have never really gotten a lot of support with it.

To be honest with you I can't even say I have run across any really good, basic and clearly-explained texts on tensor math. I have several books, but none of them really come close to what I feel I need. I run into stumbling blocks with no way to get clarification, and end up confused and a bit frustrated, and have nowhere to turn for assistance.

Ok...I didn't post here to rant...sorry. I would suggest you just do searches on google/dogpile/youtube, etc for videos for tensor math. I have not thought about this idea actually. So I may try it myself.

I will subscribe to your thread and will post anything if I run across any information that may be of help to you. Furthermore, if anyone posts something helpful perhaps I can benefit from it as well.

Thanks for posting your question, and good luck.

fiz~
 
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i would normally recommend the wiki but it doesn't help at all.

good luck, i mainly write this to bump this thread back.
 

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