Links
There are thousands of math sites now on the Web. Here are a few useful ones, a few fun ones, and pointers to the rest.
- The Math Forum – An extensive Web community focused on math education with resources for K-12, college, and beyond.
- Ask Dr. Math – Question-and-answer site for students at all levels.
- The American Mathematics Competitions – AMC 8, 10, 12, and other information, including the William Lowell Putnam Competition Archive.
- The Mandelbrot Explorer – This site lets you generate closeup images of the Mandelbrot set with interactive graphical software.
- The Pavilion of Polyhedrality – Manipulate virtual reality models of over 1,000 polyhedra! Your browser must be capable of handling VRML files. This site was authored by George Hart.
- The MacTutor History of Math Archives – Historical essays and biographies of mathematicians.
- The Mathematical Sciences Digital Library – Contains the Journal of Online Mathematics and its Applications, Convergence (a journal on mathematics history and its use in the classroom), and other resources.
- The Mathematics Archives – A huge repository of information on mathematics and teaching.
- Wolfram Web Resources – A set of links to various Wolfram sites, including Mathworld (an online encyclopedia) and an integral calculator.
- Budapest Semesters in Mathematics – This is one of the world's most famous and successful programs for studying undergraduate mathematics.
- Introduction to Differential Geometry and General Relativity – Lecture notes by Stefan Waner.
- Finite Mathematics and Applied Calculus Resource Page – Interactive tutorials authored by Stefan Waner and Steve Costenoble.
- Indices
- WWW Virtual Library for Mathematics (Florida State)
- Mathematics Web Sites Around the World (Penn State)
- Professional Organizations
- Honor Societies
- Kappa Mu Epsilon – Undergraduate Honor Society
- Pi Mu Epsilon – Undergraduate Honor Society