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Mathematical Resources on the Web Mathematical Resources on the Web Send comments and suggestions to cws@math.ufl.edu orwww@math.ufl.edu.This page was last changed onSeptember 10, 1998Some of its component pages were last changed onSeptember 10, 1998 The latest reorganization broke material into subsidiaryfiles to accelerate transfers. Most notably, the organizational servers list has a pageof its own now.Table of ContentsConference and Lecture Announcements Hints Organizational servers WWW Home Pages Gopher Servers FTP ServersGuides and Finding Aids Guides to Mathematics on the Web Lists of Web servers Web searchers and finding aids Journals, publications, preprints, announcements, Web Pages, and discussions Preprints, Web Pages, and News Electronic Journals Electronic Faces of Printed Journals Lecture Notes, Conference Abstracts, and Conference Proceedings Nonmathematical Online Publications Bulletin Boards and Discussion/Announcement Media Job ListingsAddresses, bibliographies, history Address lists Bibliographies History and Biography LibrariesCousin subjects Computer Science Preprints Physics Preprints Statistics on the WebNetworking Policy, Problems, and Future for the Internet and ComputingSoftware and documentation TeX archives TeX documentation Software and online documentationPedagogy and Outreach Learning and teaching mathematics and related subjects Undergraduate pages Graduate education Reading and writing mathematics Museums and exhibitsFunding Agencies Funding agencies page Miscellaneous mathematical resources Specialized ServicesAssorted services Commercial Online Services Traveler's Aids Reference worksVendors Publishers and Booksellers Computer and Software SuppliersThe subsidiary files Internet servers for mathematical organizations Mathematical Resources on the Web - Main List More Mathematical Resources on the Web Software and DocumentationClosing matter Acknowledgments University of Florida Mathematics Home PageHints Much of this list is organized by protocol (World Wide Web, Gopher,FTP). National boundaries are usually ignored as an organizingprinciple. Alphabetization can be haphazard (and we treat ``University,'' ``Universität'', and ``Université''as the same word).Search If you are looking for a specific item or site within these lists thenyou might find the string-searching capabilities of your Web vieweruseful. (Try `s' under Mosaic or `/' under Lynx.) Return to the Top of this document.Acknowledgments Material in this list has been gathered from most of themathematical sites we've visited on the Web. We found the resourcelists and advice of Penn State University, Florida State University, Universität Osnabrück,Northern Illinois University,the Geometry Center in Minnesota,the Australian National University,the Australian Mathematical Society,the University of Melbourne,the Department of Statistics at the University of Florida,Rice University, Rice University Applied Math,Michigan State University,the University of Chicago Press,the University of Saskatchewan,Simon Fraser University,O'Reilly & Associates,MIT, LANL, HENSA, CAN,the Mathematics Institute in Bonn,the University of Illinois at Chicago,the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications,the University of St. Andrews,Yahoo,the University of Waterloo, Washington University in St. Louis,McGill University,SUNY Binghamton,the University of South Carolina,the University of Washington,the University of Wisconsin-Marathon,Pohang University of Science and Technology,Boston University, University College London,David Wright at Oklahoma State University,David Benson at the University of Georgia,Greg Kuperberg at UC Davis,Jean Larson at the University of Florida,the Canadian Mathematical Society,and the American Mathematical Society to beparticularly useful.Some of the departmental home pages were discovered throughshots in the dark on the Internet, using `nslookup www.subnet.name'.Please send comments and suggestions to cws@math.ufl.edu orwww@math.ufl.edu. |
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