Differential geometry reconstructed: a unified systematic framework

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The discussion highlights the strong foundational elements presented in the early sections of a book on differential geometry, noting the author's engaging writing style that enhances the reading experience. The book is described as comprehensive, and while some content may be familiar to seasoned readers, it remains valuable. Acknowledgment is given to the book's ongoing development, with links provided for accessing the most recent edition and additional resources.
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The first few sections of this book gave me a good sense of the solid foundation that the author is building in this book. While it may be review for many, this guy writes so well, it's a pleasure to read. http://www.scribd.com/doc/18436832/Differential-geometry-reconstructed-a-unified-systematic-framework
 
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I have skimmed this book briefly, it (obviously) seems very comprehensive. I have also heard a friend talk about, so it seems good. Remember that it is a work in progress, so to get the most recent edition, go here:

http://www.topology.org/tex/conc/dg.html
 
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