\nOnline resources are licensed by the University Library for use by University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign faculty, staff, and students. To access licensed resources from off-campus, use the links provided and on the Math Library Website. To establish your identity as a U of I affiliate, you will be asked to provide your NetID and password when connecting from off-campus.<\/p>\n
For questions about accessing electronic resources from off-campus, visit the Mathematics Library’s Using Electronic Resources<\/a> blog posts. For more information about using Library online resources, check out Finding and Using E-Books<\/a>\u00a0and E-Book Vendor Comparison Chart<\/a>.<\/p>\n Increasingly, new books in mathematics are acquired by the Mathematics Library in electronic format. This includes books published by Springer and its subsidiaries. Older books have been digitized and made available online. Links to digital versions of books can be found in the Library Catalog<\/a>\u00a0and also the Mathematics Library E-Books<\/a> page.<\/p>\n Use the Library’s Easy Search<\/a> feature to look for books in multiple online platforms at once. Just click on the “Books” tab.<\/p>\n Current and recent Mathematics Library journal subscriptions are available only in electronic format, or in electronic format in addition to print. Many additional journals of interest to mathematicians are available online without a subscription.<\/p>\n Search the Catalog for a mathematics related e-journals<\/a>.<\/p>\n Abstracting and indexing services are another source to use in searching for scholarly journal articles. The two most relevant electronic indexes for mathematicians (which developed from long-standing print resources) are:<\/p>\n MathSciNet<\/a>\u00a0– American Mathematical Society (AMS) Mathematical Reviews Online collections of particular use to mathematicians include:<\/p>\n JSTOR<\/a> If you have an article citation in hand, try using the Library’s Journal and Article Locator<\/a> to discover whether the campus has access to the article. Enter the journal name, and any additional information to begin the search.<\/p>\nMonographs and Books<\/h2>\n
Journals<\/h2>\n
\nZentralblatt MATH<\/a> – originally Zentralblatt fur Mathematik und ihre Grenzgebiete<\/p>\n
\nProject Euclid<\/a>
\narXiv<\/a><\/p>\n