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It started out OK, like a lot of books, but all of a sudden I hit a mass of integrals at page 22 out of nowhere. No build up, no explanation, many solution steps skipped (of course). Sorry to sound weak, but I need to be "nannied" through the maths of General relativity. I'm a right brain thinker as described in this thread, please check my post:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=692563
I don't want a "conceptual" book, I want all the maths, but I need to start slow and with much tutorage with the maths along the way, not suddenly hit with masses of equations and no explanations. I don't care if I have to go through a few books before I get to Hartle and Wald. Just got to start slowly. Any suggestions would be great
Oh, and same goes with any intro Quantum Mechanics textbooks, if you can think of any, thanks.
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=692563
I don't want a "conceptual" book, I want all the maths, but I need to start slow and with much tutorage with the maths along the way, not suddenly hit with masses of equations and no explanations. I don't care if I have to go through a few books before I get to Hartle and Wald. Just got to start slowly. Any suggestions would be great
Oh, and same goes with any intro Quantum Mechanics textbooks, if you can think of any, thanks.