General Relativity: Lecture 1: course overview, 9-8-22

[quantumkarthik]

Sir, in the description, you mentioned that being "already familiar with Differential Geometry" is important. I will be starting my Master's Thesis on General Relativity and am interested in taking a course on Differential Geometry. However, I've encountered some confusion while searching for one. Many courses list Topology as a prerequisite, and I've also seen Lee's books mentioned, which come in three volumes with different suffixes. Prof. Dr. James, can you please guide me on how to proceed? My background is in Theoretical Physics, and I am currently in the second year of my Master's by Research (M.Res) in Physics. Additionally, do you have any courses that might help me with this problem?

[charlesfountain]

Excellent presentation, superb content, Nice speed of delivery (you can think things thru as it is spoken)... BUT very poor videoization (made that up...) hard to watch as eye strain kicks in due to poor type of background being used to simulate a real blackboard experience... Whew... Please find way to correct and this will be the Number one (so far...) video series of its nature that helps those of us less fortunate mortals either too old, no access or can't afford a more formalized setting environment... Thanks for at least having accomplished starting this fine effort... Best of success in your future endeavor's...