General relativity from a mathematics point of view

Question

Goodmorning, I'm a university math student. I'm quiet familiar with differential geometry and I want to study the theory of general Relativity. I try to read some books, but all of these explain the subject from a physics point of view. Could someone give me the references of a book who explain the theory in a mathematics way? thank you so much

Answer 1

I still like the classic "telephone book", namely the book Gravitation by Misner, Thorne, and Wheeler. It is a very good blend of both the physics point of view and the mathematics point of view.