How Does a Pharmacist with ASD Explore Advanced Mathematics?

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Hello, I already had an account with the PF, but then I suddenly didn't. Now I do again. I am a pharmacist likely with ASD. I am mostly high-functioning, but I am nonetheless subject to the obsessive-compulsive tendencies associated with ASD. For the past couple of years I have been gladly stuck with the obsessive desire to have a firm understanding of general relativity (and all the math that it's founded on). The last formal math course I ever took was single-variable calculus as a junior in high school. I currently have a decent grasp on most of the basics of tensor analysis and differential geometry, and almost no grasp at all on variational calculus. My obsession has taken me quite a ways on its own, but I still have far to go, and I'm sure the PF will be instrumental in guiding me to the end of this rabbit hole before bringing me into a new one.
 
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