Differential Forms in General Relativity: Definition & Use

[kent davidge]

Some time ago I was looking around the web for the use of differential equations in General Relativity. Then I found a definition (below) of differential forms, but I noted that the definition on my book is different from this one. Could someone tell me if it is right?

 

[PeterDonis]

Then I found a definition (below) of differential forms

Where? You should not post something like this without giving a specific reference for where you got it.

the definition on my book

Which book? Same point as above.

 

[kent davidge]

Where? You should not post something like this without giving a specific reference for where you got it.

Which book? Same point as above.

I forgot where I found it. I just wish to know if this definition is consistent with definitions commonly given in books.

 

[PeterDonis]

I just wish to know if this definition is consistent with definitions commonly given in books.

You referred to "the definition in my book". That implies that you have a specific book already, so you should be able to look at the definition in it and compare it to what you posted in the OP. Have you done that? Are they the same? If not, what differences did you see? Can you post them?