Clever Clairaut Proof
In this video, I give a very clever proof of Clairaut's theorem, which says that if the partial derivatives f_xy and f_yx are continuous at a point, then must be equal. Usually this is proved using difference quotients, but here I give a proof using double integrals. I also give a nice proof using Green's theorem. This is a must-see video for multivariable calculus lovers! Clairaut Counterexample: • Clairaut Counterexample Fubini Counterexample: • Fubini Counterexample Green's Theorem: • Green's Theorem Multivariable Calculus Playlist: • Multivariable Calculus Partial Derivatives Playlist: • Partial Derivatives Subscribe to my channel: / drpeyam Check out my TikTok channel: / drpeyam Follow me on Instagram: / peyamstagram Follow me on Twitter: / drpeyam Teespring merch: https://teespring.com/stores/dr-peyam

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