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More Websites to Explore

The AMS Public Awareness Office recommends these mathematics websites which have extensive links to a wide range of resources on various mathematical topics at all levels, including: the history of mathematics, mathematicians, and current research.

The Euler Archive
An online resource for Leonhard Euler's original works and modern Euler scholarship.

MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive
A comprehensive site for mathematics history.

MathForum
Math education, resources, issues, and Ask Dr. Math.

Math in Daily Life
Examples of mathematics' ubiquity, and links to other sites.

Math on the Web
Links to departments, journals, and more.

MathWorld
Detailed descriptions of many mathematics subjects and news, by Eric Weisstein

Museum of Mathematics
A new project that includes a traveling exhibit.

Plus
This online journal sponsored by Cambridge University introduces readers to the beauty and applications of mathematics. The monthly includes feature articles, games and puzzles, reviews, news, and interviews.

Yahoo Mathematics Node
Yahoo's categories of mathematics, and links.

The AMS also provides these websites for further explorations:

What's Happening in the Mathematical Sciences
A series of books about recent developments in math research. Each chapter--including some available free online--brings readers the exciting world of modern mathematics and applications.

High School Students and Teachers
Links to online magazines, information on careers, posters and tools.

Math in the Media
A centralized tracker of articles about mathematics that appear in newspapers and science magazines. The collection--"Tony Phillips' Take on Math in the Media," "Math Digest" (summaries of mathematics in the news), and "Reviews" of books, plays and films with mathematical themes--is a great way to keep abreast of math resarch and news as reported in the general media.

Feature Column
A series of essays on a wide range of topics, such as voting, bin-packing and networks. Math in the Media and the Feature Column offer a wealth of information about current mathematics and its applications.



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