Differential Geometry book with tensor calculus

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A user inquired about a book on differential geometry that also covers tensor calculus, expressing a desire for resources beyond Do Carmo's work. In response, Bishop and Goldberg's "Tensor Analysis on Manifolds" was recommended as a suitable companion text. Additionally, a specific book was mentioned that includes computer codes on a CD-ROM, enhancing the learning experience. The authors of this book also maintain a dedicated webpage for further resources.
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Hi, there is a book of dg of surfaces that is also about tensor calculus ?
Currently i study with Do Carmo, but i am looking for a text that there is also the tensor calculus!

Thank you in advance
 
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sorry i was wrong, now i know what i try ! :sorry::sorry::sorry::sorry::frown::frown:
 
Bishop and Goldberg's Tensor Analysis on Manifolds is a good companion book when studying differential geometry.
 
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