Links

I've included links to web sites that may be of interest to students of mathematics and the physical sciences

• Tool for enriching calculus (TEC)
  There are some nice animations illustrating calculus concepts at the web site for the text and also step-by-step help with textbook exercises with red problem numbers.
• Mathworld
  An online encyclopedia of mathematics
• Mathematica
  My favorite software for doing symbolic manipulation, numeric calculations, and creating visuals such as plots of functions.  Mathematica is installed on most BYU computer lab machines.
• Maple
  Another popular general purpose mathematical software system. Maple is installed on most BYU computer lab machines.
• MathSciNet
  Online reviews for thousands of articles in mathematics.  This is one of the most important websites for the professional researcher in mathematics. (On campus access only.)
• arXiv.org
  Preprint server for physics, mathematics, and other sciences.
• LaTeX
  The best way to typeset documents with lots of mathematical notation is with the LaTeX typesetting system.