Differential geometry of singular spaces

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The discussion centers on seeking additional references for understanding concepts in "Differential Geometry of Singular Spaces and Reduction of Symmetry" by J. Sniatycki. The original poster expresses difficulty with certain definitions and statements in the book and requests alternative sources to enhance their comprehension of the subject. Participants are encouraged to suggest relevant literature or resources that can clarify these complex topics in differential geometry.
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Hello!

Reading the book "Differential geometry of Singular Spaces and Reduction of symmetry" by J. Sniatycki https://www.cambridge.org/core/book...-of-symmetry/7D73498C35A5975594605428DA8F9267
I found that not every definition and statement is clear to me and alternative source of information is highly desirable. Can someone provide additional reference to this subject? Many thanks in advance
 

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