Mathematics: Web Resources

The Mathematical Association of America has two meeting each year and publishers three peer-reviewed journals.

Founded in 1839, ASA is America's leading organization of statistics and statisticians.

This society was founded in 1888 and has over 28,000 members.

Founded in 1950s, the society was created to explore the role of applied mathematics in science and industry.

ArXiv (pronounced "archive.org") is a repository for research papers in physics, computer science, mathematics and neuroscience. While many of the papers on the server are high quality, be warned that they are not peer-reviewed.

A website run by the University of Maryland, it lists institutions that provide full-text reports or searchable abstracts of technical reports online.

An online resource created by Wolfram Research, creators of Mathematica, it contains entries on numerous different concepts and terms related to mathematics.

An initiative of Drexel University, the Math Form provides a number of resources. A list of links specifically appropriate for undergraduates is located at: http://mathforum.org/kb/forumindex.jspa

Created by the University of St. Andrews, this site contains a number of helpful resources including biographical information on mathematicians, timelines, and quotations.

This site is created by Agnes Scott College and contains biographical information on numerous female mathematicians.

A list of links maintained by the British Society for the History of Mathematics.

A collaborative site featuring questions and answers from the mathematics community.

Gallery of images visualizing the connection between mathematics and art from the AMS.

Contains terms specific to mathematical programming and related disciplines like economics, computer science, and mathematics.

A collection of probability resources on the World Wide Web.