Some math links

The list

These are some math-related links, with no particular order within each section.

Math blogs

• Not Even Wrong
• Lieven le Bruyn's weblog: Lieven le Bruyn works on noncommutative geometry and has a blog on the topic.
• What’s new: A blog by Terence Tao.
• Noncommutative geometry
• The Unapologetic Mathematician
• The Everything Seminar
• Secret Blogging Seminar
• The n-Category Café
• Good Math, Bad Math
• Ars Mathematica
• Gowers’s Weblog: Apart from this blog, Tim Gowers has also a collection of divulgative mathematics articles.

Other math pages

• The Geometry Junkyard: Curious things to do with geometry.
• MathPages: Short divulgative texts by Kevin Brown. A curious thing: I could not find any reference to the author in this page.
• Math and Physics applets: Animations and programs to illustrate some mathematics and physics ideas, by Paul Falstad.
• Mathematical discussions -- Timothy Gowers: Some informal mathematical texts, some of which are at the same time very deep and give a beautiful understanding of rather technical mathematical topics.
• James Milne
• John Baez
• Xah Lee Web 李杀网
• John Baez's Stuff
• Main Page - ProofWiki
• ProvenMath (everything proven from axioms) - Apronus.com
• JSTOR All-Stars: The American Mathematical Monthly
• Conway's Game of Life
• Sage: Open Source Mathematics Software

Digital archives of mathematical works

• Cornell University Mathematics Library
• Cornell Library Historical Mathematics Monographs
• The Mini-DML Project website: A central search for bibliographic information from several free-access mathematics digital archives, including NUMDAM, arXiv and some others.
• AMS Books Online: The AMS has some downloadable math books.
• Gallica-Mathdoc - Consultation des oeuvres complètes de mathématiciens: Mathematical works available from the digital archives of the Bibliothéque Nationale de France (in French).
• The University of Michigan Historical Mathematics Collection: A collection of digitalized mathematics papers and books. They can be viewed but not freely downloaded -- one must view them page by page.
• Göttinger Digitalisierungszentrum: Göttingen Digital library.
• Abramowitz and Stegun: Handbook of Mathematical Functions: The classical thousand-page treatise on every mathematical function you have ever heard of.
• Introduction to Probability - Grinstead & Snell: A good probability book published under the GNU Free Documentation License.
• Aldous-Fill book: "Reversible Markov Chains and Random Walks on Graphs "
• Lectures on Logarithmic Sobolev Inequalities: A course by Alice Guionnet and Boguslaw Zegarlinski
• Mathematics - Free E-Books
• arXiv.org e-Print archive
• NUMDAM :: Recherche et téléchargement d’archives de revues mathématiques numérisées: An archive of scanned mathematics papers from French journals. Includes recent papers from the "Annales de l’institut Henri Poincaré".
• SEAL - server for digitized journals: A collection of Swiss digitalized mathematics journals.
• The University of Michigan Historical Mathematics Collection: A collection of digitalized mathematics papers and books. They can be viewed but not freely downloaded -- one must view them page by page.

Recreational math

• MathPuzzle.com
• Gathering for Gardner: "The Gathering for Gardner Foundation (G4G) is a non-profit corporation that works to honor the achievements of Martin Gardner by promoting the lucid exposition of new and accessible ideas in recreational mathematics, magic, puzzles, and philosophy."
• The rec.puzzles archive: A list of puzzles from the rec.puzzles newsgroup.
• Cut The Knot: Curious mathematics, often with little Java programs, by Alexander Bogomolny.
• Scott Kim, Puzzle Master
• Puzzle Museum: A nice collection of mechanical puzzles.
• MathTrek: Weekly articles by Ivars Peterson
• Ed Pegg Jr.'s Math Games: Mathematics articles appearing approximately every two weeks
• Sam Loyd's Cyclopedia of Puzzles: Download or browse "Sam Loyd's Cyclopedia of 5000 Puzzles, Tricks, and Conundrums (With Answers)", a classical puzzle book.
• Main Page - LifeWiki

Art with a mathematical flavor

• xkcd: A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math and language
• Wordplay: Ambigrams, logos and word art.
• Bathsheba Grossman Sculpting Geometry
• Gallery of Computation | generative artifacts
• The Official M.C. Escher Website