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This guide is a starting point for students researching Math.

Ferdinand Schmutzer, Albert Einstein, 1921

"Do not worry about your difficulties in Mathematics. I can assure you mine are still greater."

~Einstein

Gale Virtual Reference Library Math Collection
Great for getting started with your topic. Search math-specific titles in our online library of reference books on all subjects.

ebrary Math eBooks
See a list of Math eBooks, or search the whole ebrary eBook collection.
EBSCOhost eBooks
See a list of EBSCOhost's Math eBook titles, or search the whole eBook collection.

EBSCOhost Databases This link opens in a new window
Some full-text. All-in-one search of multiple Ebsco databases. Includes peer reviewed/scholarly articles, magazines, ebooks, and more. This is a good starting point for most research.
ProQuest Databases This link opens in a new window
Mostly full-text. All-in-one search of multiple ProQuest databases. Find peer reviewed/scholarly articles, newspaper and magazine articles, and ebooks. A good starting place for most research.

PLOS
Supports scientific scholarly communication by publishing peer reviewed open-access research articles as well as scholarly blog posts in the sciences.

National Geographic Virtual Library This link opens in a new window
Full-text. Archive of photojournalism and maps. In-depth coverage of cultures, nature, science, technology, and the environment. Dates included: 1888-1994.

Films on Demand: Mathematics Collection
Nearly 500 streaming films about Mathematics.
TED: Ideas Worth Spreading
TED Talks on Mathematics.

The citation styles required for assignments are usually MLA or APA, so use the appropriate guide below for help with citing your sources.

Science.gov
Searches scientific reports and data across U.S. federal agencies.
MathWorld
A free resource from Wolfram Research based on Eric Weissteinn CRC Concise Encyclopedia of Mathematics.

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