I need a textbook that includes curvilinear coordinate systems and explains things rigorously like cylindrical and spherical coordinates and different kinds of integrations like line integrals surface integrals and so on and also divergence and things like that do u know any book that rigorously explains these subjects? What books do u recommend? Thank u.
2025-01-13 18:44:21.1736793861
books on curvilinear coordinate systems
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