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Getting started with the MIT Libraries
Mathematics Databases
Main databases for finding mathematics literature
- MathSciNet
- INSPEC
- Web of Science
- ZBMath - newly open access
Full-text electronic books
- SpringerLink
- Lecture Notes in Mathematics
- MATHnetBASE
- Safari Books Online
- Contemporary Mathematics (AMS)
- Graduate Studies in Mathematics (AMS)
- Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society
- Proceedings of Symposia in Applied Mathematics (AMS)
- Proceedings of Symposia in Pure Mathematics (AMS)
- SIAM Ebooks
- Wiley Ebooks
Handbooks, data, and other reference
- Encyclopedia of Mathematical Physics
- Handbook of Statistics
- Knovel – Engineering and Scientific Handbooks
Other useful general databases
Full-text electronic books
- SpringerLinkIncludes math books. Use MyCopy to order inexpensive personal print copies.
- MATHnetBASEBooks from CRC/Taylor and Francis. Excludes textbooks.
- O'Reilly Books OnlineFull-text computer manuals from O'Reilly and other publishers (formerly known as Safari books).
- Cornell University Historical Math Monographs CollectionOver 500 books with expired copyrights
- Association for Women in Mathematics Series (via Springer)monograph and proceedings series from the AWM.
Other resources
- Collected Works of MathematiciansA bibliography of collected works, by mathematician
