Mathematics
The library has a wealth of print and online resources on the subject of Mathematics.
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Selected Reference sources:
- Dictionary of Mathematics, R 510.3 D554
- The Facts on File Dictionary of Mathematics, R 510.3 F142
- The Facts on File Geometry Handbook, R 516 G669fa
- History of Modern Science and Mathematics, R 509 H673
- The Macmillan Dictionary of Measurement, R 503 D226m
- Notable Mathematicians, R 510 N899
- The Timetables of Science: A Chronology of the Most Important People and Events in the History of Science (includes mathematics), R 509 H477t
- Women of Mathematics, R 510 W872
Online Resources:
- Access ScienceFull text science encyclopedia--see Mathematics in the Contents--includes definitions, biographies, news, evaluated websites, study guides, and illustrations and images
- Encyclopaedia BritannicaA general encyclopedia
- Oxford Reference Online Over 175 reference titles from Oxford University Press
- Real-Life Math (e-book)"Provides an understanding of commonly studied math concepts by illustrating their use in everyday life in everyday tasks"
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