Lectures on General Relativity by Frederic Schuller (Gravity and Light 2015)
by Frederic Schuller · International Winter School on Gravity and Light
Frederic Schuller's lectures and tutorials from the 2015 International Winter School on Gravity and Light, building general relativity from topology, manifolds, tangent spaces, connections, curvature and integration on manifolds. Afterwards learners can follow the geometric formulation of spacetime and gravity with mathematical rigour.
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