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Michael Penn
Michael Penn has 353 000 YouTube subscribers and 1 330 400 views across the 91 videos we track, counted Sep 8, 2026.
Math videos covering a wide variety of topics from theory to application. Calculus, Differential Equations, Number Theory, Proofs, unique problems and much more. I have a second channel that has full course material for higher level math called MathMajor which is geared toward more structured videos that support real classes I teach. My goal is to spread math education, knowledge, and understa
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Views per video run at 4% of subscriber count — reach lags the subscriber base.
BASED ON 91 COLLECTED VIDEOS
Views · tracked
1 330 400
SUM OVER 91 VIDEOS WE FOLLOW — NOT LIFETIME
Avg views / video
14 619
OVER 91 TRACKED VIDEOS
Subscriber dynamics
FIRST MEASUREMENT
353 000
SEP 07, 2026
DAILY TRACKING BEGINS ON THE NEXT CRAWL.
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Views across last 40 videos
Videos · 91
Evaluating a Contour Integral by Partial Fractions vs. Contour Deformation
the ball that’s too big for the box it’s inside
someone sent me a new value of π
Building the Most Famous Trick in Complex Analysis
your teacher taught you divisibility backwards
The Parallelogram Proof in the Complex Plane
"proving" a result Erdős said was "hopeless"
Every Conic Section Is Hiding in a Complex Equation
does this integral go "too far"?
a mysterious differential equation
Finding Every 3-Digit Multiple of 7 Whose Digits Sum to 8
a 100-year-old unsolved problem a child can understand
the integral that breaks Feynman's trick
you class covered this the worst way...
Can We Factor 1,000,009?
the number system where 1+2+4+8+⋯ really is −1
The Algorithm That Powers Cryptography And Solves This Equation
From Roots of Unity to Primitive Roots, A Complete Proof
the famous goat problem
how to understand all of lie algebras with one picture
How Euler and Ramanujan would explain the most viral equation.
real numbers that cannot be written without i
why you can't order 43 nuggets.
Euler is hiding in this integral
One of My Favorite Identities Discussed in Class!
When the Answer to a Trig Equation Is Everything
The Primality Test That Uses Multiplicative Orders (Live Example)
a positive number smaller than every fraction
this function generates every prime (but its useless)
when ···+1+1+1≠1+1+1···
This Equation Has Exactly Two Solutions...Here's the Proof
this innocent integral hides Euler’s constant
why some number systems can’t divide
these three numbers are almost a right triangle
every number system where 1+1=0 (that actually works)
a counting problem with a triangular twist
Everything You Need To Know About Parabolas in One Video (Live Lecture)
The Proof That Uses Three Different Tools at Once (Live Lecture)
Determining a Quadratic from a Vertex and a Point: Two Examples
Ramanujan's favorite coincidence (it's not a coincidence)
