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Databases
Databases are curated collections of scholarly sources, articles, books, conference proceedings, etc. They are great tools for helping you find authoritative and credible sources for your research. You can find all of Augsburg's available databases in our A-Z Database List. Below, you'll find some recommended databases for your mathematics research:
- Applied Science & Technology This link opens in a new window
This database offers a diverse array of full-text and indexed content covering the full spectrum of the applied sciences and computing disciplines.
- Academic Search Ultimate This link opens in a new window
A multi-disciplinary database containing full-text for thousands of journals in nearly every subject area, including: computer science, engineering, physics, chemistry, language and linguistics, arts and literature, medical sciences, ethnic studies, and many more.
- Google Scholar This link opens in a new windowCan 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.
- arXivAn open-access database for scholarly articles in the fields of physics, mathematics, computer science, statistics, economics, and more. Materials on this site are in pre-publication status, meaning they have not undergone peer review.
- zbMATHAn open-access database containing bibliographic data, reviews, and abstracts from all areas of mathematics and its applications, including history and philosophy of mathematics
- JSTOR This link opens in a new windowFull-text articles on most academic topics, often spanning the entire run of academic journals.
Web Resources & Tools
- DesmosA free suite of math tools, including graphing calculator, matrix calculator, 3D calculator, and more.
- Encyclopedia of MathematicsAn open access resource used to define and explain mathematical terms
- 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.
- Wolfram MathWorldExtensive information including definitions, formulae, and interactive demonstrations provided by the makers of Mathematica.
- American Mathematical SocietyOrganization for mathematics students and professionals. Includes news, current research, and resources for teaching mathematics
