List Servers
There are many list servers, but there are two or three
main pieces of software that are used to administer
them:
- Listserv
- A global list of lists, of all sorts, run on LISTSERV software,
and information about them, is kept by L-Soft International Inc. at
http://www.lsoft.com/lists/listref.html
- Majordomo
- There are a number of commands available in Majordomo that you
can use to subscribe and unsubscribe, to see what lists you are on,
and to get more information about a specific list. For a
description of commands in Majordomo send mail to: majordomo@ams.org Enter the word
help as a single-line message. The message subject text is
ignored.
Lists Available on the AMS website
Several mathematics-related mail lists are run under Majordomo by
the AMS on the AMS website, some of which are managed or moderated by someone
other than the AMS.
For a complete list, send mail to: majordomo@ams.org Enter the word
lists
as a single-line message. The message subject text is ignored.
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send a message to majordomo@ams.org containing a single
line of the form
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The active list names below are arranged so that, if your
browser can support this feature, a mail window allowing you to
post a message to the list will appear when you click on the list
name. This does not subscribe to the list; to do that send the
subscription message just explained, for instance by clicking on majordomo@ams.org.
Calculus Reform
calc-reform is a
discussion list devoted to the reform of curriculum and pedagogy
for calculus and elementary linear algebra, including differential
equations.
Calculus Reform Digest
calc-reform-digest
is a digest form of the above list.
Real Analysis
real-analysis is a
discussion group intended to support an exchange of ideas
concerning real analysis in one and several variables. Some
appropriate topics include continuity, integration,
differentiation, topology of Euclidean spaces and real harmonic
analysis.
This list is moderated by ( Lee Larson).
Fermat's Last Theorem
fermat is moderated by Ken
Ribet (Department of Mathematics, University of California,
Berkeley). It is intended as a discussion group for topics related
to Andrew Wiles' recent proof of Fermat's Last Theorem.
The following discussion lists are for certain issues in relation
to mathematics. These services are provided through the AMS website by the
American Mathematical Society to help interested mathematicians to
communicate with one another about important current issues.
Graduate Education in Mathematics
graduate A discussion list for issues in
Graduate Education in mathematics. More
information.
Undergraduate Education in Mathematics
undergraduate A discussion list for
issues in Undergraduate Education in mathematics.
More information.
K-12 / University Connections in Mathematics
k12connect A discussion list for issues
in K-12 / University Connections in mathematics. More
information.
German-language lists
Informatik und Kommunikation - Deutsche Mathematische
Gesellschaft
IuK-DMV ist Teil der
gemeinsamen Mailing-Liste der Deutschen Mathematiker Vereinigung
(DMV), der Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft (DPG), der
Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh) und der Gesellschaft
für Informatik (GI), die geht auf das Bestreben dieser
wissenschaftlichen Fachgesellschaften zurück, auf dem Gebiet
der elektronischen Information und Kommunikation (IuK) zu
kooperieren.
Subscribieren und Pflege der Adressen
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eintragen bitte schicken Sie dazu eine Mail an:
majordomo@zib-berlin.de
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Archivierung
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Mails, die über den Verteiler IuK-DMV gelaufen sind, finden.
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