Mathematics

Guide Note
Mathematics is at the core of every branch of science and engineering.
Fast Facts
- Largest known prime number: 2^13466917 - 1
- March 14th is referred to as "Pi Day"
- Earliest math text: 1900 BC, Mesopotamia
- 111,111,111 x 111,111,111 = 12,345,678,987,654,321
Branches of Mathematics
- Calculus: Studies the behavior of change in a function
- Geometry: A study of space and how differently shaped objects are oriented and sized within that space
- Trigonometry: A branch of geometry that focuses on the study of triangles
- Number Theory: Deals with the properties of numbers, most often it focuses on integers
- Probability: A quantitative study of chance and the likelihood/frequency that events will occur
- Differential Mathematics: Used to solve multivariable equations that include functions unknowns dependent on derivatives of the original functions
- Cryptography: Deals with coding and decoding information
The Mahalo Top 7
- Wolfram Mathworld
- Wikipedia: Mathematics
- Springer: Encyclopaedia of Mathematics
- Mathematical Atlas
- MathWords: Equations and Formulas from Algebra to Calculus
- Drexel University: The Math Forum
- WebMath.org
Mathematics Recent News
- Google News: Mathematics
- Topix: Mathematics News
- ScienceDaily: Mathematics News
Mathematics History
- MacTutor: History of Mathematics archive
- MathForum: Famous Problems in the History of Mathematics
- Ibiblio: Greek Mathematics and Its Modern Heirs
- Wikipedia: History of Mathematics
- University of Washington Libraries: Math/Stat History and Biography Resources
Notable Figures in Mathematics
- School of Mathematics & Statistics: Indexes of Biographies
- Wikipedia: Carl Friedrich Gauss
- Wikipedia: Benjamin Peirce
- Math Open Reference: Euclid
- Math Open Reference: Pythagoras
Mathematics Fun Stuff
- Pi Pages on the Internet
- Powers of 10
- YouTube: Animaniacs Slide Show: The Multiplication Song
- The Math in the Movies
- Wikipedia: Pi Day
- Stetson University: What's Special About This Number?
- University of Arizona: The Ten Coolest Numbers
- Josleys: The Math Behind the Art of M.C. Escher
Mathematics Research
- National Science Foundation: Mathematics
- University of Ohio Department of Mathematics: Research Areas
- Wolfram MathWorld: Unsolved Problems
- Wolfram Research
Mathematics Educational Resources
- Wolfram: The Integrator Calculator
- EquationSheet.com: Math Equations
- Mathwords: Terms and Formulas from Beginning Algebra to Calculus
- Stonehill College: How to Read Mathematics
- eteach.com: A Maths Dictionary For Kids
- Probability.net: Probability Tutorials
- About.com: Math
Higher Education
- MIT Open Courseware: Mathematics
- LectureFox: Mathematics Lectures
- Northern Illinois University: Index Using Mathematics Subject Classification
- Math Open Reference
Mathematics Photos and Videos
- Google Image Search: Mathematics
- YouTube: New Math (Tom Lehrer) Animation
- YouTube & Google Video: Mathematics
Mathematics Blogs and Forums
- Kitchen Table Math
- Good Math, Bad Math
- Futility Closet: Euler's Identity
- OLPC Wiki: What makes Mathematics hard to learn? (February 16, 2008)
Mathematics Organizations and Societies
- American Mathematical Society
- European Mathematical Society
- American Statistical Association
- Mathematical Association of America
- Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
- International Mathematics Union
Mathematics Books and Publications
- Amazon.com: Mathematics Books
- Amazon.com: The Thirteen Books of the Elements
- Amazon.com: CRC Concise Encyclopedia of Mathematics
- Amazon.com: The Works of Archimedes
- BJMath.com: The Mathematics of Gambling
- Georgia Tech: Online Math Textbooks
Mathematical Fields and Theories
- Wikipedia: Chaos Theory
- MathWorld: Number Theory
- Dictionary of the History of Ideas: Math & Logic
- Stevens Institute of Technology: The Hundred Greatest Theorems
- Wikipedia: Differential Equations
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