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Differential forms: course

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Description

We take a more advanced view of calculus. The approach allows us to study calculus on manifolds as well as discrete exterior calculus. The course may be called: "Advanced (Advanced calculus)".

Stokes theorem
$$\int_ σ dω = \int_{∂σ} ω$$

Prerequisites

Calculus 3 (or preferably vector calculus), proofs, linear algebra

Lectures

The lectures now are a part of a draft of a book called Applied Topology and Geometry.


The calculus of differential forms...






Exercises

Notes

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