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My personal favorite is Spivak's "Calculus on manifolds". It treats classical theorems and motivations with a lot of respect. The only caveat is that it has it'sits share of annoying typosmisprints.
My personal favorite is Spivak's "Calculus on manifolds". It treats classical theorems and motivations with a lot of respect. The only caveat is that it has it's share of annoying typos
My personal favorite is Spivak's "Calculus on manifolds". It treats classical theorems and motivations with a lot of respect. The only caveat is that it has its share of annoying misprints.
My personal favorite is Spivak's "Calculus on manifolds". It treats classical theorems and motivations with a lot of respect. The only caveat is that it has it's share of annoying typos
