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21st Centrury Problem Solving (Algebra)
This site is directed
to students, teachers, administrators, Parents and other
professionals. It is dedicated to promoting problem solving
literacy. |
A+ Math Games
A small collection of Java and non-Java games
to test your mathematical skills |
Algebra Review in Ten Lessons
This is the review of Algebra
in 10 lessons written in TeX and converted to the Adobe Portable
Document Format (PDF). Features include verbose discussion of
topics, typeset quality mathematics, user interactivity in the form
of multiple choice quizzes, in-line examples and exercises with
complete solutions, and pop-up graphics |
The Abacus: The Art of Calculating With Beads
The abacus is a
mechanical aid used for counting. Addition, subtraction, division
and multiplication can be performed on a standard abacus |
Ask Dr. Math
Ask Dr. Math is a question and answer service
for math students and their teachers. A searchable archive is
available by level and topic, as well as summaries of Frequently
Asked Questions |
ArtByMath Gallery
A stunning selection of math-created
images. Javascript enabled browsers only! Slow to load but worth the
wait |
Artlandia Graphics Gallery
This page illustrates the
statistical properties of certain types of self-similar random
processes (and the use of corresponding Artlandiafunctions). Using
Artlandia, you can easily add a "just-right" touch of randomness to
your artwork |
Atlas Mathematical Conference Abstracts
Atlas Mathematical
Conference Abstracts provides conference announcements and
conference abstracts for mathematicians |
The Algebra Project Online
The Algebra Project is a national
mathematics literacy effort aimed at helping low income students and
students of color--particularly African American
students--successfully achieve mathematical skills that are a
prerequisite for full citizenship in the Information Age |
The Art of Algebra From Al-Khwarizmi To Vičte
A study in the
natural selection of ideas |
Abstract Algebra On Line
This site contains many of the
definitions and theorems from the area of mathematics generally
called abstract algebra. It is intended for undergraduate students
taking an abstract algebra class at the junior/senior level, as well
as for students taking their first graduate algebra course |
Analysis WebNotes
Analysis WebNotes is divided up into
chapters and each chapter is subdivided into classes. Use the index
of chapters to get an overview of the whole of WebNotes, or to
search for a topic. Use the indexes by class or of numbered results
(theorems, lemmas, etc) to search for a topic you already know the
location of |
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Biographies of Women
Mathematicians
These pages are part of an
on-going project by students in mathematics classes at
Agnes Scott College, in Atlanta, Georgia, to illustrate
the numerous achievements of women in the field of
mathematics. There are biographical essays or comments
on most of the women mathematicians and some photos
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Calculators On-line Center: Mathematics
Currently the
Calculators On-Line Center contains over "13,135" Calculators |
Clickable Index Map of Mathematics
This page is designed as a
visual index to the subfields of mathematics |
Calculus Graphics
Excerpts from a collection of graphical
demonstrations the author developed for first year calculus |
Calculus Labs
A list of links to math dept. labs. Calculus I
thru' III and diferential equations |
CoolMath.com
An amusement park of mathematis, and more! Lots
of pretty stuff and JavaScript effects! |
Counterexamples to Theorems Published & Proved
Counterexamples to theorems published and proved in recent
literature on Clifford algebras, spinors, spin groups and the
exterior algebra Evaluation of suitability of an Internet newsgroup
as a forum
of scientific debates, to settle disagreements
between experts |
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The Continuum Hypothesis
People have tried to understand
space, time, motion, and the notion of "continuum" for thousands of
years. This pursuit lead to the Pythagoreans discovery of irrational
numbers, Zeno's paradoxes, infinitesimal calculus, transfinite set
theory, relativity theory, quantum physics, and many more intriguing
ideas |
Clever Games for Clever People
If you play these games
enough, you will be come so completely clever at them that you can
always have a strategy that will win (as long as you don't play them
with someone who is quite as clever about them as you are.) |
Donald Knuth's Homepage
Donald E. Knuth , Professor Emeritus
of The Art of Computer Programming at Stanford University, welcomes
you to his home page. |
Durham Numerical Analysis Research Gallery
Clickable images
from the Durham Numerical Analysis Research Gallery, Durham
University UK |
Dave's Math Tables (in English & Spanish)
Math reference
tables in both languages plus many other maths links. And the site
is downloadable!! |
A Dictionary of Units of Measurement
This dictionary
includes: all the units of the International System of Units (SI);
many other units of the metric system used in everyday life or in
science, either currently or recently; various non-metric scientific
units such as the astronomical unit, the electronvolt, and the
parsec; all the units of the English traditional systems I've
encountered which can be defined with reasonable precision; selected
traditional units from cultures other than English; and certain
measurement terms and notations which are not "units of measurement"
in a strict sense, but which are used much as if they were |
Cryptography Archive
A page full of links to cryptography
archives |
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Everyday Mathematics Glossary
The terms used in the Everyday
Mathematics program are essential to the program. To find the proper
definition of a term, choose the letter it begins with |
Entropy on the World Wide Web
The purpose of these pages is
to promote the appreciation, understanding, and applications of
entropy in its many forms |
ENRICH: Mathematics Enrichment Club
ENRICH has thousands of
members from 80 countries and many more regular users. Everything is
free. School students, teachers and those professionally involved in
education are welcome to join
The project aims to establish a
permanent national centre for curriculum enrichment to provide
mathematical learning support for very able children of all ages.
The learning and enjoyment of mathematics will be promoted through
an Internet Newsletter and the participation of university students
as peer teachers providing an electronic answering service. The
centre will offer support, advice and inservice training to
teachers, and resources for mathematics clubs |
Elena Rakova's Math Page
This Home Page was to originate an
easy-to-use format of information that can be read or downloaded
from other Websites |
The Erdös Number Project
Erdös numbers have been a part of
the folklore of mathematicians throughout the world for many years.
This page is an introduction to this project, a description of what
Erdös numbers are, what they can be used for, who cares, and so on. |
Earliest Known Uses of Some Words of Mathematics
attempt to
show the first uses of various words used in mathematics
of the
Words of Mathematics |
English-->Spanish Math Dictionary
Exactly what is says. Math
terms translated from English to Spanish |
The Electronic Library of Mathematics
The Electronic Library
of Mathematics contains online journals, article collections, and
monographs in the field of mathematics. All material is in
electronic form and access is free |
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An Introduction to Fourier Theory
Linear transforms, especially Fourier and Laplace
transforms, are widely used in solving problems in
science and engineering. The Fourier transform is used
in linear systems analysis, antenna studies, optics,
random process modeling, probability theory, quantum
physics, and boundary-value problems
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