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The primary place to start your research in Mathematics.
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    Getting Started

                             Two databases  specifically  for math:
    MathSciNet

         * Online version of Mathematical Reviews/Current Mathematical Publications.
         * Reviews approx. 1,600 journals, from 1940 to the present.

    Zentralblatt MATH
         * ZMATH database contains about 2.8 million entries.
         * Indexes about 3500 journals and 1100 serials, from 1868 to the present.


                             Two general databases:
    ProQuest Research Library
          *
    Multi-disciplinary, covers dozens of subject areas, including math.
          * Indexes thousands of general and scholarly journals; much is full-text.    
          * An excellent starting place for research, particularly if one isn't sure where
                    to begin one's research.
    JSTOR
         * Multi-disciplinary, covers dozens of subject areas, including math.
         * 57 excellent math journals, full text, from 1600's to the present.


    more databases    
          * alphabetic list of databases that include mathematics.

        

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      e-journals
      * Find specific math e-journals on specific math categories.

          
         

        Librarian for Math

        Alan Stevens     
        Science & Engineering Library Room 303
        (213) 740-2396

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