LibGuides: MATH 217: History of Mathematics: MathSciNet

Getting Started in MathSciNet (AMS version)

Although you may search MathSciNet by various fields, such as author anf title, it is easiest to simply select Anywhere to start your research.

Use the Publication Finder to learn the availabilities of periodicals (print, online, etc.).

You may also use Citation Linker if you have a full citation or even parts of a citation to a periodical article.

This database will be one of your cornerstones for research in this course.

MathSciNet
EBSCOhost version provides access to Mathematical Reviews, containing timely reviews or summaries of journals and books containing contributions to mathematical research. Also contains abstracts and bibliographic information.

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