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Here are links to other pages on this site.
Math Stuff: This site contains two maths puzzzles programmed in shockwave, one, a calculator is perfect for younger children.
MacTutor History of Mat hematics Archive: This award-winning site is dedicated to providing biographies of Mathematicians throughout the ages. The has 1162 biographies, as well as 626 "portraits" and over 28 Mb of material. The biographies can be found through chronological time periods or by the name index. The MacTutor site also gives you the opportunity to click on various locations of a geography map to find who was born there and that person's biography. The length of the biographies range from about four paragraphs to multiple pages depending on how much is known about the mathematician.
MathsNet: a U.K. based site dealing with everything math. Some of the titles to explore include: Spreadsheets ,graphs, omnigraph, puzzles, animations, downloads, resources and links. Made for teachers and students. Mathwright Library: The Mathwright Library is a free collection of interactive mathematics and science books that you bring to your own desktop from the web, and then read at your leisure. Once you join the Library by downloading our Library Player 2000, which operates the books on your computer, you may come here whenever you like to add to the private collection on your own computer, or to discuss ideas with other visitors to the library.The Math Forum: Whatever you're looking for in the world of mathematics, there's probably a link to it from here. These good people also issue a very informative weekly newsletter.
Math Science Gateway: Cornell University Theory Center. The Cornell Theory Centre's Math/Science gateway, pretty comprehensive set of links to all sorts of mathematical activities.Simply type in your request in the blank space and your search will begin.
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