Subject Guide: Mathematics   Tags: mathematics, statistics  

Subject: Sciences
Contains: Citations with abstracts to English language journal articles. Some full text articles available from 1995-.
Coverage dates: 1984-present

Subject: Mathematics
Contains:Citations to the world's mathematical literature.
Coverage: 1940 to present.

Subjects: Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences
Contains: Citations and abstracts. Citation mapping
Coverage: 1990 to Present

(American Mathematical Society) Probably the best starting point for finding mathematical resources. Includes MRef, a tool for creating references with links to MathSciNet, AMS mathematics calendar, MR subject classifications, and more.

(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) Awards and prizes available for those working in the field of mathematics

Biographical essays or comments on the women mathematicians profiled on this site, as well as additional resources about women in mathematics.

EDL provides access to online resources worldwide. There are about 700 items in the collection. This website is no longer being updated. Organized by subject (games and toys, geometric patterns, zero, etc), geographic area, and cultural group.

Click on the name of a curve to see its history and some of its associated curves

Tutorials for calculus ad finite math.

A resource for educators and students of game theory.

“This is a collection of 1179 bit-mapped, 12-point, transparent images of mathematical letters and symbols, suitable for display on a web page. The bit maps attempt to resemble standard fonts used by the LaTeX typesetting program. Each image is provided in both GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) and PNG (Portable Network Graphics) versions. For your convenience, the images are released to public domain, so there are no copyright issues to fuss with. Just use them any way you want, with or witho

(Mathematical Association of America) A professional mathetics society which focuses primarily on undergraduate mathematics.

Provides resources, materials, activities, person-to-person interactions, and educational products and services that support teaching and learning

"He is unworthy of the name of man who is ignorant of the fact that the diagonal of a square is incommensurable with its side." -- Plato
A resource of quotes from famous mathematicians. Use the random quote finder to amuse yourself!

This project links the intellectual genealogy of mathematicians from generation to generation via the student dissertation advisor connection. Find the mathematical roots of your professors.

A collection of modules that can be used in the studying or teaching of calculus. This website contains a collection of tutorials for all levels of Calculus. Each tutorial has one or more links to a computer application to accompany it. The technology links provided in each tutorial range from graphing calculators to 'Maple' to 'Live Math' and more.