Dr. Trefor Bazett

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YouTube Rankings

According to our ranking, Dr. Trefor Bazett is currently ranked 6010th globally.

Last 30 Days Activity

Over the last 30 days, Dr. Trefor Bazett published 4 videos — roughly 0.1 per day — and generated 1.5M additional views, up +1.02%.

Performance by format

On average, Dr. Trefor Bazett's videos generate 124K views. Short-form content (Shorts) stands out with 492K average views, compared to 184K for long videos.

Top 5 Most Viewed Videos

#1

An infinite block overhang?

6.1M views

#2

Did I make a 4D bubble?!?

3.1M views

#3

Can one boundary have multiple bubble surfaces?

2.8M views

#4

Bayes' Theorem - The Simplest Case

1.9M views

#5

Intro to Conditional Probability

1.6M views

Dr. Trefor Bazett's most-watched video is "An infinite block overhang?" with 6.1M views. Other top performers include "Did I make a 4D bubble?!?" (3.1M views) and "Can one boundary have multiple bubble surfaces?" (2.8M views).

Channel Origins

🕰️ First video · July 3, 2013

Choosing what integration methods to use - Part I

19K views

Dr. Trefor Bazett published their very first YouTube video on July 3, 2013, titled "Choosing what integration methods to use - Part I". This video has been viewed 19K times since it was uploaded.

About

This channel is about helping you learn math. Ive got full playlists for Discrete Math, Linear Algebra, Calculus I-IV and Differential equations, as well as many more videos on cool math topics or about learning effectively. I am an Associate Teaching Professor teaching mathematics at the University of Victoria, in Canada. I completed my PhD in a fun branch of math called Algebraic Topology at the University of Toronto. Many of the videos on this channel were filmed during my time as an Assistant Professor, Educator at the University of Cincinnati. Mathematics is a journey we can all participate in. My videos can help support you, give you tools, and show you some of beauty and power of mathematics. But ultimately it is a journey we must travel together, so make sure you dont JUST watch my videos. Ask questions, try problems, and do as much math as you can on your own too!

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