Struggling with General Relativity Calculations?

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I’ve been self studying some of the concepts related to General Relativity, by trying to model Geodesics and calculate distances on curved surfaces. I found that I seem to understand some of the concepts related to the math, but not others as when I try to make some calculations I find that my calculations contradict those of other sources, and so I decided to join to seek help with some of the mathematics.
 
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