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Hajj and umrah notes short procedure with important duas and translation
Hajj and umrah notes short procedure with important duas and translation
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Connection form
- 1. CONNECTION FORM -MOVING FRAME( E=mc 2 ) -DIFFERENTIAL FORM
- 2. A connection form is a manner of organizing data of a connection language of moving frame and differential form
- 16. Pascal's Theorem ( KAPILAMBAR)
- 18. Pappus’s Theorem ( VAB)
- 21. Counter Space (BHIRUK)
- 86. DISJOINT UNION ( JOGISH)
- 88. REPRESENTATIVE K-THEORY ( TRAMBAK)
- 106. Parallel Transport ( NAVIGUPTA)
- 148. CLASSICAL MODULLI SPACE (STHANU)
- 152. (SATADHENU)
- 153. ( SWAYANGBHOJ)
- 158. Path Of Spin-1 A ( KRITABARMA)
- 159. Path Of Spin-1b ( KRITABARMA)
- 160. Path Of Spin -1 C ( SWANGBHOJ)
- 161. FILTERS IN Series (SUR)
- 162. Filters In Series-a (BIDURATH)
- 163. 3-filters In Series (SINI)
- 167. NAMBU 3-ALJEBRA (NIMLOCHI)
- 186. TYPE IIA STRING (JUDHAJIT)
Editor's Notes
- Form A mapping from a vector space