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Reference Materials

Come by and browse the shelves! Here are the call numbers where you can find most mathematical topics in the reference collection on the 1st floor or on the 4th floor of the Owen Science and Engineering Library.

Reference Websites

  • Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics
    • The World of Mathematics is another encyclopedia with full explanations of mathematical concepts. Many of the concepts have graphic illustrations, e.g., prime spiral.
  • The Mathematical Atlas
    • The Mathematical Atlas offers a visual view of the topics and subtopics of mathematics. It is helpful in understanding the Mathematics Subject Classification used by MATHSCINET and ZENTRALBLATT MATH. Mathematical Atlas also directs the reader to special software and websites. See for instance “Fourier analysis.
  • Wiley Online Library (Mathematics)
    • The Wiley Online Library provides access to many texts in mathematics. There is a list on the right of the webpage which breaks the texts into about 35 subfields of mathematics. Only those titles showing an icon of an open padlock are available to the reader.
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