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As instructors, researchers, facilitators and experts, librarians and other information professionals play an important role in the AMS user community. Here you’ll find information about AMS products, tools for managing your account and resources to help you interact with your patrons. Questions? Contact us.
New!
- View the Spring 2020 edition of AMS News for Librarians.
- Information for Libraries Related to COVID-19:
- Temporarily Suspending Print Journal Delivery
- Online Access to Journal Content
- Remote Access to Online Content and Mobile Pairing
Products
Books
The AMS Book Program serves the mathematical community by publishing books that further mathematical research, awareness, education and the profession.
- To order print books directly from us, please contact our Customer Services department at (800) 321-4267 (U.S. and Canada), (401) 455-4000 (Worldwide) or cust-serv@ams.org.
- Many of our book series are available directly from us as DRM-free eBook Collections (see subscription rates).
- Individual titles are available through ProQuest's EBook Central, EBSCO, CNP-eReader (China), and Gardner's Books (Europe).
- The AMS Bookstore is for individuals only and cannot currently accept library orders. Individuals may also order our titles through Amazon, Amazon Kindle, Google Play, and Redshelf (selected titles only).
- New Releases Emails - subscribe to receive periodic notices about new title releases, sales and special discounts
Journals
AMS peer-reviewed journals, managed by editors who are prominent in their fields, cover a broad range of mathematics and offer a unique variety of articles, book reviews and reports.
- Subscription Information - subscription rates, back volume pricing, mailing dates
- AMS MathViewer - an interactive, dual-panel reading experience for AMS journals
MathSciNet
Since 1940, Mathematical Reviews (MR) has served researchers and scholars in the mathematical sciences by providing timely information on peer-reviewed articles and books. MathSciNet, the electronic version of MR, presents a fully searchable database with many tools designed to help navigate the mathematical sciences literature.
- Subscription Information - subscription rates, consortia pricing
- MathSciNet via EBSCOhost - subscribe through the AMS or EBSCOhost
- Librarian Resources - QuickStart Guide, tutorials, Beyond Reviews blog
- Mathematics Subject Classification - MSC2020 Revision
Account Management
Resources
- AMS Blogs
- AMS Open Math Notes - a repository of freely downloadable mathematical works, including course notes, textbooks and research expositions in progress
- AMS Member Directory
- Digital Mathematics Registry - provides centralized access to collections of digitized publications in the mathematical sciences
- Directory of Institutions in the Mathematical Sciences
- Math in the Media - reviews of books, plays, films and TV shows about math
- Mathematics Genealogy Project
- Visual Resources
- Special Libraries Association: PAMnet
- American Library Association: Science & Technology Listserv
Resources Related to COVID-19
Temporarily Suspending Print Journal Delivery
We are aware that several countries are experiencing significant disruptions to mail delivery, and that many institutions are closed globally. If you wish to suspend delivery of print journals to your institution, please contact our Customer Services Department.
Online Access to Journal Content
All of our print journal subscriptions include complimentary online access. If your library has not yet activated online access and you would like to do so, please complete our license agreement and send it to cust-serv@ams.org.
Remote Access to Online Content and Mobile Pairing
We are providing remote access to all of our content, including MathSciNet. In normal circumstances, this remote access can be set up while on campus or while connected via institution VPN (in order to validate IP-based access). We realize that many students, faculty, and researchers did not have an opportunity to initiate this access before leaving campus, and we reached out recently with a unique link and instructions for our library partners on how patrons can connect to our content. If you are setting up online access for the first time or have not received instructions to share with your patrons, please contact our Customer Services Department
Extended Grace Period for 2020 Subscriptions
We are extending grace access for content hosted on our platforms (including MathSciNet) through the end of August for our existing customers. We will re-evaluate this timing as needed.
