A geometric approach to differential forms
by David Bachman · first published 2012
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…econometrics) 4 on numerical methods (highlight: Absil et al’s optimization on matrix manifolds) 4 on CS (highlight: CLRS’s intro to algorithms) 10 on calculus/geometry/topology/algebra (highlights: Bachman’s geometric approach to differential forms, Hestenes&Sobzyk's Clifford algebra to geometric calculus) 8 on fiction writing (highlight: Bickham’s Scene & Structure) And Rosenberg‘s Nonviolent Communication (not a textbook, but still a highlight…
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