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Hi
I am a person who always have had a hard time picking up new definitions. Once I do, the rest kinda falls into place. In the case of abstract algebra, Stillwell's Elements of Algebra saved me. However, in the case of Spivak's Calculus on Manifolds, I get demotivated when I get to concepts like tensor products (I am reading through it for self-study).
I just need to see why something like the tensor product is a useful operation. So, I need examples of books or videos that can prepare me to read through a book as devoid of examples as Calculus on Manifolds.
Ideally, I would like to see a simplified/visualized proof a la this video by 3Blue1Brown:
I am a person who always have had a hard time picking up new definitions. Once I do, the rest kinda falls into place. In the case of abstract algebra, Stillwell's Elements of Algebra saved me. However, in the case of Spivak's Calculus on Manifolds, I get demotivated when I get to concepts like tensor products (I am reading through it for self-study).
I just need to see why something like the tensor product is a useful operation. So, I need examples of books or videos that can prepare me to read through a book as devoid of examples as Calculus on Manifolds.
Ideally, I would like to see a simplified/visualized proof a la this video by 3Blue1Brown:
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