I finished Introduction to Manifold by Loring Tu and I am interested to study this book by Milnor. But I didn't take a course in topology (other than the one I learnt from the appendix of Tu's book). Is this sufficient for me to read the book by Milnor?
2026-03-29 04:33:50.1774758830
Prerequisite for Milnor Toplogoy from a Differential Viewpoint
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