Here you can find really cool stuff from all areas - interesting questions, math tools, history of math, etc. Also, provided are links to widely-known mathematical associations and other organizations popularizing mathematics.

Electronic journals - here you can find articles from journals being published both in paper and electronic form.

Famous mathematical constants is a place on the Web, where you can quickly refer to a mathematical constant without bothering to shuffle through thick, heavy books. The constants are organized in groups (by area of math where they are most often used) with links to each constant's history and application.

The solution of Kepler's sphere packing problem by Samuel P. Ferguson and Thomas C. Hales

Eric's treasure trove of mathematics contains short articles on zillions of things. If you want to know something about anything mathematical, this is a good place to look. There is also Eric's treasure trove of scientific biographies, which contains biographical information on many mathematicians. Eric has treasure troves for several sciences; links can be found on the page referenced here.

Gateway to Mathematics - provides you with a great collection of short articles designed to introduce you to the different fields of modern mathematics. Here you can find answers to many questions you have always wondered about...

Knot A Braid of Links - incredible source of information on anything that has to do with mathematics.

Oregon State University's Web Based Study Guides includes reviews on the basic topics covered in calculus: algebra, differentiation, integration, sequences and series, vector calculus, ordinary differential equations.

Hilbert's 23 problems is a place on the Web, which contains the text of David Hilbert's 1900 address to the International Congress of Mathematicians, Paris, in which he posed 23 problems. The quest for finding answers to these problems has shaped the course of mathematical research in the 20th century and will certainly continue to do so in this millennium.

Mathematical quotation server: A collection of mathematical quotations culled from many sources.

List of plane curves with illustrations. Includes formulas, properties, and history of many special curves, including: Archimedean Spiral, Cassinian Oval, Conic Sections, Lemniscate of Bernoulli, Limacon of Pascal, Quadratrix of Hippias, Trisectrix of Maclaurin, Witch of Agnesi, and more! This page is part of a math graphics gallery

Ask Dr. Math- Hmm-m-m, what might that be?

Geometry problem of the week - a link to Swarthmore's Math Forum Project page. Once there, you can find many other useful links...

Play topology games - six games (tic-tac-toe, chess, and others) played on a torus, Klein bottle, or other surface. Construct your own surface to play on!

Inverse symbolic calculator - type in a number (like 0.7854) and see if it can be identified as a mathematical constant (Pi/4)

Sloane's on-line encyclopedia of integer sequences - give the first few terms of a sequence to identify the generating rules

S.O.S. Mathematics has materials to help you with preparing for a test or getting ready for class. The material presented here reviews the most important results, techniques and formulas in college and pre-college mathematics.

REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) sites - here you can find links to educational institutions that offer summer research opportunities in mathematics for undergraduates.

Pennsylvania State University math server - provides links to a number of math departments worldwide.

The largest known primes - Primes, primes...and again primes

Unsolved mathematical problems - Innovate, my dear friend, innovate; don't imitate!

William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition - official site for authoritative information on the history, statistics from past competitions, registration, and links to other peoples' pages who can give you advice on how to prepare for the exam.

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