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Albert Einstein
Provides interactive journey through fractal images. Takes you through most of the database, which consists of hundreds of images.
Calculus & Mathematica is a calculus-reform project started at the University of Illinois and Ohio State University. Uses Mathematica, a software package from Wolfram Research, to teach calculus to high school and college students.
Provides information on the various applications of chaos theory. Includes dimensions, fractal basin boundaries, chaotic scattering, and controlling chaos. Includes online papers, a searchable database, and general references. Also offers the Chaos Gallery.
Provides an online catalog for Swedish book publisher, Chartwell-Bratt. Offers English or Swedish databases you can search by title, author, or subject. Includes books on mathematics, computer science, and engineering.
Contains information on converting to and from metric and United States measurements.
Develops large-scale mathematical programming software and services. Provides lists of products and services and offers linear and mixed-integer programming software.
Provides information about mathematical software and guidebooks available at the Center for Scientific Computing (CSC, Finland). Also points to application specialists at CSC for help on specific topics. Provides several kinds of search mechanisms to help find documents. Displays examples of mathematical animations and visualizations made at CSC. Also contains some guidebooks and newsletters published by CSC.
Provides information on contemporary mathematics, such as fractals and chaos. Includes computer demos, as well as movies on some famous fractal sets.
Home of the American Mathematical Society. Offers professional memberships. Publishes electronic journals, books on math, and the fee-based MathSci database, which features comprehensive coverage of research in mathematics, computer science, and statistics.
Supports improving teaching and learning in math and science in secondary schools. Offers links to other Internet resources. Presents online catalog and databases, as well as a collection of Internet software and information.
Contains information in the areas of trigonomics, velocity, acceleration, Newton’s Laws, chaotic systems, and more.
Presents downloadable color fractal images that show different mathematics problems. Includes the Curve of Von Koch, the Mandelbot Set, and trees, ferns, and mountains.
Provides information on basic fractals, why they should be discussed, their purposes in the real world, and why supercomputers are necessary for fractals.
Offers many links to math-related sites.
Gateway to NIST guide to available mathematical software. Allows searching by package name or, more interestingly, by what problem it solves.
Offers resource jump list to various math resources, including the Latex, Tex, and Maple packages. Also contains jumps to math-related Gopher sites, news-groups, math institutes, and a math software index.
Contains biographies of mathematicians, searchable by alphabetical or chronological index (and some include pictures).
Institute for Mathematics and its Applications. Provides the newsletter and back issues of the newsletters of this professional organization.
Provides information about the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, a residential public high school for students talented in the fields of math and science.
Attempts to identify and list all sources of math puzzles on the Internet. Lists problems from back issues of the Missouri Journal of Mathematical Sciences and the Fibonacci Quarterly and contains information about other sources of math puzzlers such as news-groups and books.
Contains a math tutoring program developed for classroom computer labs aimed at secondary school students.
Provides ftp access to shareware and public domain software for teaching math on the college level. Also provides information and software for people interested in math, as well as links to secondary school software. Includes considerable information on software.
A mathematics computer lab. Features downloadable undergraduate level courseware (designed to run under UNIX and Mathematica) on geometry, graph theory, and complex analysis.
Allows you to search a collection of more than 19,000 documents on mathematics and statistics servers.
Offers technical support, news, and product catalog.
Distributes MathTensor, an add-on for Mathematica that performs tensor analysis. Also provides links to resources and offers papers.
Houses an equation editor for Mac and Windows machines. Offers technical support, registration, and product information.
Offers MATLAB, a high-end mathematics software package, as well as links to jobs, news, and books. Provides information on the Pentium chip flaw. Also presents products and services and an online copy of the MATLAB newsletter.
Serves as a resource for fractal images that show the concepts of chaos theory (geared to grades K through 12).
Contains a large number of downloadable math-related programs (most of the software is share-ware). Contains papers about different research on mathematical topics, many of which involve computers. Also offers links to other math-related databases.
Presents math-related images, such as Mobius strips and Kleinband.
Offers precision large-scale measurement, typically dimensional measurements with .001-inch accuracy.
Offers training on Mathematica, gives Mathematica support, and does custom programming. Lists fees and availability of training. Provides information on fine-tuning performance with Mathematica.
Online technical bookstore. Specializes in computer topics such as the Internet, programming, and graphics, as well as in books pertaining to mathematics and physics.
Offers scientific computing software. Provides information on MathTensor, Schur, and Mathematica. Also offers consulting, which includes porting software to Sun systems. Offers links to Mathgroup, a Mathematica support group.
Offers mathematics courseware using Toolbook (hypertext) documents with Microsoft Windows. Provides instruction on algebra, matrices, vectors, and sequences.
Organizes workshops, talks, meetings, and conferences, and edits several magazines in mathematics and education.
Produces “edutainment” products in mathematics, science, and technology. Offers an online video sample.
Provides information on fractal compression software and papers on fractal compression.
Provides links to all things mathematical. Includes jumps to math software, Gophers, newsgroups, electronic journals, preprints, bibliographies, TeX Archives, and high school and university math sites.