Tensor Index Exercises: Find Extra Resources Here

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The discussion centers on finding additional exercise resources for tensor manipulations while studying general relativity. Users recommend the Schaum Outline on tensors and provide links to various online resources, including course materials from universities that offer exercises with solutions. Suggested books include "Tensor Analysis for Physicists" by JA Schouten and "Tensor Calculus" by JL Synge and A Schild, which are noted for their clarity and relevance to relativity. Additionally, a user shares a link to a site containing solutions to exercises from D'Inverno's book, particularly for chapter six. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of practice through diverse resources to enhance understanding of tensor calculus.
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Dear all,
I'm reading the GR book by Ray D'Inverno. I would like to do some additional exercises
about tensors. I can get the Schaum Outline on tensors. Is there any other book or online resource where I can find additional exercises to get more familiar with tensor manipulations?

Thanks.

Goldbeetle
 
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Thanks. But what I actually need is just a collection of exercises to work on.
Godlbeetle
 
http://www.teorfys.uu.se/people/minahan/Courses/SR/

http://www.teorfys.uu.se/people/minahan/Courses/GR/

You should be able to find plenty, with solutions and answers.
 
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Thanks! That's right I had a look at the exam questions and there's always an exercise on tensors...
 
http://www.google.com/search?q="index+gymnastics"+tensor"

Tensor Analysis for Physicists by JA Schouten
http://books.google.com/books?id=hsPv6vix8eAC

Tensor calculus by JL Synge and A Schild
http://books.google.com/books?id=SjKoMuMdB4oC (the preview is messed up.. it seems mashed up with a book on hieroglyphics)

The above books are written by relativists who were among to first emphasize the geometrical structure of relativity.


A useful exercise is to derive the standard form of Maxwell Equations from the Electromagnetic Field Tensor.
 
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Dear all,
I am reading this book too (d'inverno)
Do you know where can I find the solutions to its exercises?
specially chapter6?
 
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Thanks alot!
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