Library Blog: Mathematics & Statistics
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Mathematics & Statistics Resources
Math HELP
Tutor Help:
1. The MAC: Math Assistance Complex
(212 Kell Hall)
2. The MILE: The Mathematics Interactive Learning Environment
(301 Urban Life Building)
3. Department of Mathematics
(750 COE, 7th floor, 30 Pryor St.)
Mathematics Is Beautiful
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- Math Solver by Neven JurkovicWhat sets this math solver apart from others is the ease of problem input – as a student is entering expression in ‘one-line’ format, the expression is immediately shown in ‘book notation’ eliminating most entry related errors. Maxima CAS based.
- Engineering Calculators by BreOnline Engineering Calculators
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Current research and experiments: Look for scholarly articles in one of our databases.
- Looking for a topic in mathematics? Start with JSTOR or MathSciNet.
- Looking for the most up-to-date research? Try arxiv, which includes preprints (papers that will later be published in journals).
- Looking for a topic that includes other disciplines? Use Web of Science for all sciences and ERIC for mathematics education.
An overview of a topic: Look for books or reference materials using our catalog.
- Looking for a brief overview of a topic you don’t already know? Search our catalog for the word “encyclopedia” plus a broad topic (ex. encyclopedia math*). Or browse our reference collection on Library North 2 (look under Q for science and mathematics, L for education, and H for social sciences (including statistical data)).
- Looking for in-depth explorations of a topic or field? Search our catalog for books on that topic. If you don’t find anything, search for a broader topic (e.g. numerical linear algebra instead of Gauss-Seidel).
- Looking for up-to-date overviews of recent research? Look for review articles in one of the above databases.
Statistical data: Choose the proper category in the Statistical Information and Data Research Guide.
Journal Search
Does the library have the article you're looking for? Search for the title of the journal to find out.
Databases-Finding Articles
- MathSciNet (1940+) MathSciNet (from the American Mathematical Society) provides access to over 60 years of Mathematical Reviews (MR) and Current Mathematical Publications (CMP). Updated: Daily (CMP) & Monthly (MR).
- JSTOR (1890's+) JSTOR (Journal STORage) includes Mathematic journals from the 1890's to 1990's. Updated: Varies.
- SIAM Journals Online (1997+) | LOCUS (1952-1996) Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM Journals Online) provides full-text access to journals published by SIAM from 1997. Also, Locus, SIAM's online journal archive, provides full-text access to 1952-1996 articles.
- AMS Journals American Mathematical Society Journals (AMS) provides full-text access to journals, proceedings, transactions published by AMS.
- Web of Science (1992+) Web of Science (WoS, provided by Thomson Reuters) indexes scholarly journals in all sciences from the Science Citation Index. Updated: Weekly.
- Journal Citation Reports (IMPACT FACTORS) Journal Citation Reports (JCR, provided by Thomson Reuters) contains Impact Factors (IF) for journals. Covers > 7,500 of the world's most highly cited, peer-reviewed journals in over 200 disciplines. Updated: Annually, usually midyear.
Science Databases
Mathematics & Statistics Librarian |
 Jackie Werner |
Maple | MATLAB | SPSS| SAS
Maple's tubeplot command draws a "tube" around a parametric curve--in this case, the curve for a trefoil knot.
Maple, MATLAB, SPSS, SAS, and other programs are available in the Mathematics Department as well as from UETS and ITC computers. The library computers (LN 1 & LN 2) have MATLAB, SPSS 14 and SAS installed. SEE also GSU Mathworks Liscence for downloading.
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