Recommended Databases
Use the library's databases to find articles from scholarly and trade journals, conference papers, and other publications. Depending on your research topic, other library databases may be relevant; please contact a librarian at library@mst.edu for more information.
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MathSciNetMathSciNet is a searchable collection of abstracts and citation information covering much of the mathematical sciences literature. Additionally, expert reviewers are selected by professional mathematicians to write reviews of many of the items included in the database.
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ScopusScopus provides multidisciplinary indexing of research literature in the sciences, engineering, and social sciences. It is Elsevier's counterpart to ISI's Web of Science, providing the same core functionality but indexing a larger number of journals and proceedings.
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NIST Digital Library of Mathematical FunctionsNIST's electronic version of the Handbook of Mathematical Functions with Formulas, Graphs, and Mathematical Tables.
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zbMATHIndex of over 2 million mathematics-related books and articles, dating back to 1868. No full text.
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Math arXivMath preprints from the arXiv.
Temporarily Available Resources
During the COVID-19 crisis, some publishers are making their content temporarily available. View the guide for those resources:
Search Summon
Summon allows you to search many sources (online journals, databases, and the library catalog) to find articles, books, and more with a single search. Because it does not cover all of the library's resources, searching individual databases may be necessary for a more complete review of the scholarly literature.
