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Getting Help

Mathematicians work increasingly with interdisciplinary resources in the areas of  Computer Science, Biology, and Physics. For help in those areas see:
Biology
Computer Science
General Science Resources
Physics

For help with your specific topic contact me via the contact information on the right. - Barbara Mento , Mathematics Librarian.


 

 
What's New

Project Euclid now offers RSS 2.0 and Atom Feeds for all of the journals in the collection.  

Go to the following url and click on the orange symbol in the upper right corner: http://projecteuclid.org
Recent Additions to the Math Collection:

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Find Articles

Most frequently used databases which index current and historic articles and other publications in the field:

  • MathSciNet (BC Community Only)  
      
    The most comprehensive indexing source online for scholarly Mathematics resources. Includes online access to the print titles Current Mathematical Publications and Mathematical Reviews.
  • Web of Science (BC Community Only)  
      
    Indexes core literature in the sciences including mathematics, applied mathematics, interdisciplinary applications, biology and computer science. Cited reference searching feature.
  • INSPEC (Physics Abstracts) (BC Community Only)  
      
    Indexes a core group of over 100 titles primarily in applied Mathematics.
  • Zentralblatt MATH (BC Community Only)  
      
    Provides coverage of international mathematical research published in the years 1868 through the present in the areas of pure mathematics (e.g. algebra, logic, topology, geometry, probability theory, statistics, numerical mathematics).
  • MathNet  
      
    An Internet Information Service for Mathematicians (information about publications, software and data collections, teaching and research activities, but also organizational and bibliographical information) by the German Academic Network Organization.
  • Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der Mathematik  
      
    The Jahrbuch Project provides this database of the "Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der Mathematik" (JFM) and a digital archive of the most important mathematical publications of the period 1868 -1942.

 
 

Subject Guide

Barbara Mento

Contact Info:
O'Neill 313
617-552-3354
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My Subjects:
Economics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Data/Statistics, GIS

 
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