1. Sep 16, 2012 #1

   jdinatale

   

   I'm having problems in my differential geometry class. Does anyone know of a good tutorial or set of notes? The 1-form, 2-form, 3-form stuff is confusing and so is the wedge product.
   
   Anyways, here's the problem. After some algebra I arrived at my answer, but I'm unsure of how to incorporate the vectors v, w, x. Ideas?
   
   

    

   jdinatale, Sep 16, 2012
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3. Sep 17, 2012 #2

   MathematicalPhysicist

   

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   I am a bit rusty with this subject, but if I am not mistake you should have:
   
   [tex]v=(f_1,f_2,f_3) \ w=(g_1,g_2,g_3) \ x=(h_1,h_2,h_3)[/tex]

    

   MathematicalPhysicist, Sep 17, 2012

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