When you want to find articles about topics in your area of interest, use the databases for that subject. Databases are search engines for journal articles, newspaper articles, book reviews, dissertations, and (sometimes) gray literature on specific topics or disciplines.
Most databases are subject- or discipline-specific, but don't forget to try out databases that search across disciplines in order to maximize your ability to find materials. Examples of interdisciplinary databases are Academic Search Premier and JSTOR. Lots of things we'll own online, but for the things we do not own online, make sure to place a request for that item through Resource Sharing.
Easily browse mathematics articles online through our electronic journals portal, located here. Search for individual titles in the search box, or browse the journals by category using the drop down menu below the search box.
Watch this short video here for a demonstration on how to browse the math journals we own online - here.
Honnold Library and the Claremont Center for the Mathematical Sciences built a lab for math and GIS!
The CCMS Software Lab is a collaborative consortium-wide effort that provides timely and much needed software support to any member of the Claremont community who requests it.
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The Claremont Center for the Mathematical Sciences promotes collaborative research and creative teaching among the institutions of the Consortium
HMC Math Fun Facts: ideas and puzzles that will change the way you think.
