Mathematical browsing

How to browse mathematical content in the web? How to do it as a working mathematician?

Resources

  • zbMathNew
    • an abstracting and reviewing service in pure and applied mathematics
  • MathSciNet
    • searchable database of reviews, abstracts and bibliographic information for much of the mathematical sciences literature
  • Google-Scholar
    • search of scholarly literature across many disciplines and sources
  • Google
    • Search the world’s information, including web-pages, images, videos and more
  • TIB
    • The online catalogue of the Uni Hannover Library
  • vifamath
    • The Virtual Library of Mathematics” - a meta online catalogue
  • arXiv
    • Open e-print archive
  • ResearchGate
    • a network dedicated to science and research
  • mathoverflow
    • a question and answer site for professional mathematicians
  • MSC-Map
    • accessing math via interactive maps based on an MSC metric
  • arXiv-Catchup
    • interface for catching up with the newest articles in math
  • FormulaSearch
    • allows to search for mathematical formulae in documents indexed in zbMath

Also, recall that you have

  • “myOffice”
    • the personal office as math search interface —
  • myLibrary
    • a physical library known by the subject
  • Bibliography
    • a bibliography as math search interface
  • myColleagues
    • personal colleagues as math search interface

Bibliography