[zodiac]

Which books would you recommend to learn this wedge product / differential forms approach to linear algebra and complex numbers?

[selimthegrim]

Doesn't Spivak get into them?

[wolfgke]

Michael Spivak has written multiple books. Which one do you mean?

[tgb]

Calculus on Manifolds. I'd recommend Hubbard and Hubbard over that as it's a little easier read with the same material.

[wolfgke]

> I'd recommend Hubbard and Hubbard over that as it's a little easier read with the same material.

John Hamal Hubbard, Barbara Burke Hubbard - Vector Calculus, Linear Algebra and Differential Forms: A Unified Approach