Australian Math Society Web Site
Other Places to look for Mathematical Information
In a recent article (Syllabus, April 1996) Brian E. Smith, Mathematics
Professor
at Dawson College in Montreal, outlines several effective www
navigation
starting points for mathematics:
-
Mathematics Archives (based at the Univ. of Tennessee)
- "extensive list of mathematics sites in cyberspace" /
- ability to search math archives / math glossary / and much
more
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FASTS
- Federation of Australian Scientific & Technological
Societies. Science and Technology for the Social, Environmental
and Economic Benefit of Australia.
-
Geometry Forum
- student projects, research, and teacher resources
-
Geometry Center
- interactive applications / multimedia documents / geometry
- reference archives / video productions / course materials
-
Educational REALMS (formerly
ERIC Clearinghouse on Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education)
- for "teaching and learning mathematics" / lesson plans /
- publications / organizations / journals indexed, etc.
-
Penn State
-
animated graphics for classes
-
math resources by country
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WWW Virtual Library (mathematics)
- links to special subjects / math department web servers /
- software index / math gophers / newsgroups / preprints / e-journals /
- high school servers / bibliographies, etc.
-
MathSearch
- ability to search over 45,000 documents in math and
- statistics servers for "complex phrases"
-
History of Mathematics (from St. Andrews Univ.)
- Many biographies of mathematicians / portraits / graphs of
- "Famous Curves" / graphs of other curves
-
Virtual Library--Statistics
-
links to data sets
-
Chance Database
- upcoming events / departments / research groups /
- associations and institutes / archives and resources /
statistics
- software services / journals / news groups, etc.
Return to Australian Math. Soc. home page.
Any suggestions, complaints etc. about this site should be
sent to the editor, web@austms.org.au
Last updated: 20 July 2004