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What's in this Guide
- Find books and articles that can serve as sources for your project.
- Explore Math related websites
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JSTORJSTOR is a collection of the back files of rock-solid academic journals across all academic disciplines. It contains the full run (beginning to present) of the American Mathematical Association journals.
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Google ScholarCan be a good place to get an idea of the scope of a topic. See our Using Google Scholar page for how to set up your browser to connect back to Augsburg resources.
Find reports and data
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Wolfram MathWorldExtensive information including definitions, formulae, and interactive demonstrations provided by the makers of Mathematica.
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Famous CurvesExplore the history of famous mathematical curves. Some of them have an interactive mode that allows you to see what happens when you change variables.