V Workshop on Poisson Geometry and Related Topics Olivier Brahic (UFPR) The goal of this workshop is to gather researchers (mostly based in Brazil) with inte...

V Workshop on Poisson Geometry and Related Topics Miquel Cueca Ten (IMPA) The goal of this workshop is to gather researchers (mostly based in Brazil) with in...

V Workshop on Poisson Geometry and Related Topics David Martinez Torres (PUC-Rio) The goal of this workshop is to gather researchers (mostly based in Brazil)...

V Workshop on Poisson Geometry and Related Topics Genaro Zamudio (USP) The goal of this workshop is to gather researchers (mostly based in Brazil) with inter...

V Workshop on Poisson Geometry and Related Topics Camilo Angulo (USP) The goal of this workshop is to gather researchers (mostly based in Brazil) with intere...

In this video, I compute an antiderivative of 1/(1-x^2) in two ways: 1) Using partial fractions and 2) Using hyperbolic trig substitution. From those two approaches I derive a really cool identity, which shows that you can derive mathematical identities not…

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