Integral Calculus

Integral calculus is essential to the study of differential geometry - it's the counterpoint to differential calculus and is as important in differential geometry as it is in calculus.

Here we review some of the most relevant topics. Some topics may not be covered in standard courses, and the perspective taken as well as some of the notation may also be unfamiliar. Thus even if you have a solid background in the material, it's worth at least taking a look. Throughout the course if you encounter something you're not comfortable with, you can always return here to see if it's explained here.