Monday, April 18, 2005
Databases Covering Mathematics Literature Available at Drexel University
Over the next few days I will be highlighting databases available through the Drexel University Libraries that pertain to mathematics.
MathSciNet
MathSciNet is the electronic equivalent to Mathematical Reviews. The database encompasses the entire publication range of Mathematical Reviews from 1940 onward. It contains the full-text of the reviews and, in many cases, will link to the full text of the article being reviewed. If no direct link is provided within MathSciNet, then click on the SFX button to determine if we have the full text available in another database or electronic journal. Journals, conference proceedings and books are included.
Electronic Research Archives for Mathematics (aka: Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der Mathematik)
Intention of the JFM Project is to create a digital library for classical mathematics in the World Wide Web. It consists of a complete electronic catalogue of the mathematical publications in the time period between 1868 - 1942 (JFM database) and a digital archive storing the most relevant publications from that period. This project is sponsored by the European Mathematical Society.
Over the next few days I will be highlighting databases available through the Drexel University Libraries that pertain to mathematics.
MathSciNet
MathSciNet is the electronic equivalent to Mathematical Reviews. The database encompasses the entire publication range of Mathematical Reviews from 1940 onward. It contains the full-text of the reviews and, in many cases, will link to the full text of the article being reviewed. If no direct link is provided within MathSciNet, then click on the SFX button to determine if we have the full text available in another database or electronic journal. Journals, conference proceedings and books are included.
Electronic Research Archives for Mathematics (aka: Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der Mathematik)
Intention of the JFM Project is to create a digital library for classical mathematics in the World Wide Web. It consists of a complete electronic catalogue of the mathematical publications in the time period between 1868 - 1942 (JFM database) and a digital archive storing the most relevant publications from that period. This project is sponsored by the European Mathematical Society.
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