Databases & E-Reference Materials

This database contains abstracts and indexing for over 1,400 scientific and technical periodicals. Subjects covered include mathematics, geology, aeronautics, engineering, physics, space science, communication and information technology, energy resources and research, transportation, and more. 

ArXiv.org is an open-access repository containing over 2 million electronic preprints and postprints. ArXiv.org is maintained by Cornell University, but does not perform peer-review on submitted preprint articles. Scientific fields covered include mathematics, computer science, quantitative biology, quantitative finance, physics, electrical engineering, economics, and statistics. 

Reference work providing mathematical definitions, formulas, figures, tabulations, and references.

This five-volume set contains articles covering the entire range of mathematical and theoretical physics.

Introduces the research, ideas, and the breadth of applications within the field. Heavy attention is given to health science and transportation, with entries such as algorithms for genomics, optimization and radiotherapy treatment design, and crew scheduling.

Covers research in chemistry, molecule biology, mathematics, and engineering with over 800 articles and 7,000 photographs. Emphasis is on information processing, environmental science, biotechnology, and biomedicine.

The Handbook of Numerical Analysis series addresses key aspects of numerical analysis, serving as the essential reference work on the subject. Each volume concentrates on specific topics of particular interest with articles written by experts in the field.

Indexes and abstracts over a thousand mathematical related publications and is the online version of Mathematical Reviews, produced by the American Mathematical Society.

Access journals covering the humanities, social sciences, and mathematics. Some full text is available.

Provides access to over 190 authoritative supplementary texts for a wide range of subjects, including mathematics, science, business, languages, and computer science.