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An Introduction to Riemannian Geometry

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An Introduction to Riemannian Geometry
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Publisher: Lund University
Number of pages: 106

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The main purpose of these lecture notes is to introduce the beautiful theory of Riemannian Geometry, a still very active area of mathematical research. This is a subject with no lack of interesting examples. They are indeed the key to a good understanding of it and will therefore play a major role throughout this work. Of special interest are the classical Lie groups allowing concrete calculations of many of the abstract notions on the menu.

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