Research Guides: Mathematics: Web Resources

e-Journals

Directory of Open Access Journals in Computer Science
Free, online journals available through the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).
Free Electronic Mathematics Journals
The Electronic Library of Mathematics
Directory of Math Journals
Just a directory, not a provider of free, full-text
Mathematics Preprint Servers
This Directory of Preprint Servers makes available the current homepage URLs and email contacts of mathematical preprint and e-print servers throughout the world.
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It is a tool to help find these servers in order to browse the articles posted on them or to post an article to the server itself. The servers are divided into three categories: umbrella servers which cover all areas of mathematics such as the Front for the Mathematics ArXiv and the MPRESS/MathNet.preprints server, special subject servers and servers administered by mathematics departments and institutes. There is an additional link to retired preprint services.

The following links provide information for staying abreast with events in your department.

The European Mathematical Information Service (EMIS)
Portal to:
- Zentralblatt MATH (1868-now)
- MathEduc - Education and Didactics
- STMA-Z - Statistical Theory & Method Abstracts
- Jahrbuch Database (1868-1942)
- io-port - Computer Science
- MPRESS - Preprint Index
The Electronic Library of Mathematics (ELibM)
Established 1996 — the longest-running and largest open access repository in mathematics
The Jahrbuch Project Electronic Research Archive for Mathematics (ERAM)
Consists of: 1) A literature database based on the "Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der Mathematik" (1868-1942) and 2) An archive of digitised mathematical publications at the Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
Intute: Mathematics
Subject specialists from universities across the UK find and review the very best web resources to help you with your studies and research.
Cornell University Library: Historical Mathematics Monographs
Collection of selected monographs with expired copyrights chosen from the mathematics field. These were monographs that were brittle and decaying and in need of rescue.