Коллекция математических сайтов (en)

At this page you find some selected links to collections, inviting to explore the web and make your own discoveries.

• CK-12

  CK-12 is a nonprofit organization striving to provide free access to high-quality middle school and high school science & math resources for anybody, anywhere, on any device.

• Open Online Courses in Mathematics

  OnlineCourses.com aggregates the best free and open courseware for students and professionals.

• Mathematics Tools for School and Study

  Large list of multimedia learning material, provided by Peter Krahmer from the University of Würzburg, Germany.

• The Math Forum

  is a center for math education on the internet at Swarthmore College, USA. It offers a rich collection of resources. In particular see Internet Mathematics Library (Math Topics, Software, Web Interactive/Java, and Power search). Also a search engine for Math on the Internet is provided.

• Erich Neuwirth's Spreadsite

  Here you find Excel spreadsheets on various mathematical and other scientific topics by Erich Neuwirth (University of Vienna). Along with an extensive collection of background material and further links, the Spreadsite provides a good survey of spreadsheet issues on the web.

• Mathematics Archives

  is a project at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, which intends to facilitate the use of resources on the web. A lot of Teaching Materials; in particular Topics in Mathematics and Java and Other Interactive WWW Pages. Special icons show which of the links lead to interactive pages.

• White Group Mathematics

  offers various maths resources. It is maintained by Frederick Koh, Singapore.

• The Virtual Mathematics Center

  is part of the Martindale's Graduate & Undergraduate Center: A large list of multimedia resources on scientific issues is provided by Jim Martindale, University of California, Irvine.

• Frank Potters's Science Gems - Mathematics

  is also a large list, sited at the University of California.

• The Geometry Center

  at the University of Minnesota offers online learning material and multimedia software.

• Math.com

  is a very good site, maintained by a Los Angeles company. It hosts material and links on mathematical issues for students,  teachers,  parents and everyone (Sitemap). It provides its own search engine and many beautiful online calculators (for students, for everyone).

• Java Applets on Mathematics

  by Walter Fendt (Germany). Beautiful series of interactive diagrams, mainly on geometrical topics.

• cabri géomètre

  is an software package on dynamical geometry, developed at the University of Grenoble (France). The homepage offers information about the product, including some Java online examples and how they may be generated using the most recent version Cabri II (Caution: strong browser dependence). A demo version may bedownloaded.

• JavaSketchpad Center

  informs about a software package by Nick Jackiw (Key Curriculum Press, USA), which allows - to some extent - the presentation of dynamical geometry on the Web.. It is essentially the Java version of Geometer's Sketchpad. A Demo Gallery shows examples. (It needs a browser capable of Java 1.1 The first call of an applet may take several minutes, all further applets are loaded quite fast). Anyone who likes to put dynamical geometry on the Web and is ready to learn some construction grammarjust needs the JavaSketchpad Applet, which can be downloaded for free.

• JavaSketchpad Examples

  Wing Kuen Cheng, a mathematics teacher in Japan, offers about 30 interactive sketches out of several fields of mathematics. His homepage informs about further topics and Java applications.

• GEONET

  is a software package which realizes dynamical geometry on the Web to a large extent. It has been developed at the University of Bayreuth (Germany). Some prepared examples are presented. (GEONET needs a browser capable of Java 1.1). Anyone who likes to put dynamical geometry on the Web may even prepare his or her constructions online or download the necessary software. GEONET originates from the Geometry Applet developed by David E. Joyce in 1996 at Clark University (USA) in order to illustrate Euclid's Elements. For small screens an older version might be more appropriate to begin with.

• Cinderella

  A software package from Germany on dynamical geometry for the Web. It needs a browser capable of Java 1.1. Some examples are available online. Further examplesmay be found at the MathsNet website. A demo version may be downloaded. Anyone who likes to put Cinderella-generated dynamical geometry on the Web will have to buy the necessary software.

• The MathServe Project

  at the Vanderbilt University, USA, provides useful online tools on calculus, such as factorize polynomials compute partial fraction expansions solve polynomial equations plot function graphs plot curves of the form G (x,y) = 0 compute limits compute the derivative of a function compute the definite integral of a function apply Newton's method to solve an equation f (x) = 0 compute sums plot curves in parametric representation plot curves in polar coordinates and on ordinary differential equations, as well as a further collection of pretty specialized applications. All these tools are based on the computer algebra systemMathematica. A more detailed list may be found on our page page online tools.

• Maths by Internet (Mathematik mit Hilfe des Internets)

  collects some Java based online tools developed at the University of Bayreuth (Germany): pocket calculator graphing calculator Excel-like calculator dynamical geometry (GEONET) (needs a browser capable of Java 1.1) zeros of polynomials up to 4th order (numerical) computer algebra system (relies on SymbMath; needs a browser capable of Java 2.1)

• School of the Web

  by M. Casco Associates, USA, offers material about elementary topics of maths teaching and about chaos theory and fractals.

• Math Education and Technology

  Offers from International Education Software, Japan. Among others, the well-known collection of applets Manipula Math with JAVA.

• Imagine the Imagined

  by Paul Flavin. Material on 3D computer graphics and raytracing. Nice applets, in particular a Java 3d Visualizer. Also see the Java Applets and the list of links.

• Interesting Java Applets

  on statistical issues. Institute of Statistics and Decision Sciences, Duke University, USA.

• Interactive Mathematical Links

  by Susan Socha, McLean High School, Virginia, USA, contains a good collection of links for modern mathematics education.

• Ka's Geometry Page & Maths Gallery (Ka's Geometriepage)

  by Monika Schwarze (Germany). Collection of material for maths teaching, with emphasis on geometry. See the sitemap and - as a special tip - the pages on Java in maths education.

• Maths Workshop (Mathe-Werkstatt)

  by Jürgen Elschenbroich (Germany). Material for math teaching, including links to interesting web pages and humorous stuff.

• learn:line

  is the education server of Nordrhein-Westfalen (Germany). Among other topics, it provides material for math education.

• Math Meeting (Mathe-Treff)

  of the local gouvernment of Düsseldorf (Germany) provides material for math education.

• Math Pages of the (Mathematik-Seiten des) education highway

  The education server of Upper Austria provides information and material for teachers. (Homepage).

• Maths Pages (Mathematik-Seiten am Vorarlberger Bildungsserver)

  by Anna Schwendinger. Web resources for maths education, including the Puzzle Factory (Puzzlefabrik) provided by maths online.

• Mathematics on the web for secondary school (Mathematik für Gymnasien im WWW)

  by Peter Andree, Kantonsschule Kreuzlingen, Swizerland. The site contains monthly exercises (puzzle corner, in English and German language), top products of freeware and other useful material.

• Collection of maths und physics links (Linksammlung zu Mathe und Physik)

  by Johann Schmid, Wernher-von-Braun-Gymnasium Friedberg, Germany. Also contains a list of commented links on mathematics.

• DBS

  the "german education server" contains a large collection of education material and online projects, among which the mathematical ones may be picked out. It also offers search engine for all german education servers and a Suche search by mathematical topics.

• Mathematics in Motion (Bewegte Mathematik)

  by Heiner Stauff (Germany) is a large download package (Visual-Basic-5.0 programs) of multimedia learning tools on geometry, algebra, analysis and vector geometry (download). The author is also engaged for the creation of the Mathematics Museum Gießen, which is supposed to open in the year 2000.

• MathNet

  by Martin Sleska and Matthias Hofer (Austria) is a growing collection of freely available math software, including documentation and download.

• The Chase for Numbers and Bodies (Jagd auf Zahlen und Figuren)

  is the website of an annual exhibition designed by Richard Mischak and Gerd Baron (Technical University of Vienna).

• Math Collections

  by Ken Kikuchi, Japan, the creator of the online calculator 'JavaCalc' refered to on the page online tools.

• MathsNet

  by Bryan Dye, Hewett School, England, offers broad information about maths education and software, in particular about Logo, spreadsheets and graphic calculators.

• Interactive Mathematics Miscellany and Puzzles (Cut-the-Knot)

  by Alexander Bogomolny, University of Iowa, offers information on numerous mathematical topics, enriched by interactive material and mathematical games.
• Peter Alfeld's Home Page

  University of Utah, USA. Good informations on maths topics and some applets, in particular one about the Mandelbrot set. Unfortunately, the applet is not easy to handle.

• Dr. Matrix' Web World of Science

  by Bruce Bowden, USA, offers various kinds of material, among which you find mathematical topics und websites.

• CAMEL

  the Web Service of the Canadian Mathematical Community) offers many links to mathematical topics, e.g. (under Knot a Braid of Links) about numbers.

• The WWW Virtual Library - Mathematics

  provides general information on mathematics on the web and a mathematical software index.

• The WWW Virtual Library - Statistics

  provides general information on statistics on the web.

• Math on the World Wide Web

  collected by Chris Hillman, University of Washington, Seattle, USA. (Also see Symbolic Dynamics on the World Wide Web).

• Search Engines and Web Catalogues

  often privide search by mathematical topics: Altavista Math Guide. Also see Altavista's search by mathematical fields and search by topics. Yahoo Mathematics Infoseek Mathematics (identical to Go Network: Mathematics). Netscape Directory Math Excite Mathematics WebCrawler Mathematics

• The Virtual Museum of Computing

  by Jonathan Bowen, University of Reading, England, is part of the Virtual Library museum pages, a large web museum project. You find links to many topics relevant for mathematics, with some emphasis on interactive material and the history of computing.

• Mathematics Resources

  a list provoded by the Rice School (Rice University und The Houston Independent School District), USA.

• EARTHWEB

  is a New York City enterprise specialized to the development of information technology. Its history is closely linked with that of the programming language Java, and it maintains a series of important websites which - among other stuff - provide interesting material for people learning or teaching mathematics. Developer.com, the unique software site for programmers and developers, provides hundreds of mathematics applets. Also physics applets sometimes provide a connection to mathematics. Furthermore see the survey of educational material. Gamelan, the former "official Java directory" of Sun Microsystems, now acts as the Java directory of Developer.com. It therefore offers a collection ofmathematics and physics applets which is practically identical with that of Developer.com. (Survey of educational material). JARS.com (Java Applet Rating Service) also provides resources around Java, among which mathematics and physics applets may be found. Also see theSurvey of the collection. Java Goodies (one of the largest JavaScript repositories on the web) javascripts.com HTML Goodies (material for web design) The resources offered by these sites is ordered with respect to programming language, and there is also educational material in languages other than Java (e.g. JavaScript).

• Sun Microsystems

  the company which developed the programming language Java offers - among information about applets - examples which are interesting from a mathematical point of view (see the applet survey), as well as a list of further sites providing applet resources.

• Technobuff

  the Californian initiative offers resources and tips around Java and Perl. In particular see the category "Scientific" of the Software Gallery.

• Education Object Economy

  EOE is a project devoted to communication about Java applets, initiated by Apple Computer. You find some interesting maths learning tools. (Choose "Applets" and type "mathematics" into the search engine at the bottom of the first page in order to get the current status).

• Fourmilab

  John Walker, the founder of Autodesk, offers his own software products, together with a large collection of information on various scientific topics, in particular onCellular Automata.

• Introduction to Scientific Programming

  by Joseph L. Zachary, University of Utah, USA. The site provides tutorials on different topics of numerical mathematics and some interactive material.

• Modelling and Simulation

  the website by Günther Ossimitz, University of Klagenfurt, Austria, offers material on teaching system dynamics and a Mega Link List which is regularly updated.

• Virtual Library of ETH Zürich

  offers information about mathematics on the web.

• EducETH

  at the ETH Zürich is a platform for the exchange of teaching material.

• Educational Interests

  "many of the best educational sites on the Internet", collected by Wayne Summers, New Mexico Highlands University.

• Homework Helpers

  for pupils, provided by the WebAndStuff Mailing List.

• Design your future

  Math, science and technology for girls. Also see the math links.

• Maths teaching and the internet (Mathematikunterricht und Internet)

  Material provided by the Department for Didactics of Mathematics, University of Klagenfurt, Austria. Besides the above link, also see Hypertext and learning maths (Hypertext und Mathematiklernen) Tutorials, course units and exercises in the internet (Lehrgänge, Unterrichtseinheiten, Aufgaben zur Mathematik im Internet) Multimedia and learning maths (Multimedia und Mathematiklernen) Programs. models and interactive texts in the internet (Programme, Modelle und interaktive Texte im Internet) Internet services for pupils (Internet-Dienste für Schüler und Schülerinnen) list of URLs

• Links to maths sites (Links zu Mathematik-Sites)

  provided by the University of Klagenfurt, Austria.

• Mathematical links on the web (Mathematische Links im WWW)

  provided by the University of Ulm, Germany.

• Web resources for maths education ( Mathematikresourcen für den Unterrichtsgebrauch im Internet)

  an introduction by Hannes Kaufmann, University of Vienna.

• World Wide Sources for Mathematics Teaching (Weltweite Quellen zum Mathematikunterricht)

  collected by the Center for Teaching Media on the Web (Zentrale für Unterrichtsmedien im Internet), Germany. A lot of information on mathematics software and online material.

• Weblab

  Multimedia maths in Italian language, provided by the Istituto di Fisica Medica Sanitaria ed Ambientale (Environmental, Health and Medical Physics Institute) of the Messina University Medical School.

• Mathematical Games, Toys, and Puzzles

  Rich collection by Jeff Erickson, Duke University, USA. Unfortunately, the page has not been updated for a long time, so that many links are already out of date.

• Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics (MathWorld)

  Extremeny rich glossary (including search engine) of mathematical notions and facts by Eric W. Weisstein, University of Virginia, USA. (An earlier version of this site ran under the name "Eric's Treasure Trove of Mathematics". Also see Eric's Treasure Troves of Science).

• www.ZahlReich.de

  Communication about mathematical problems and homework (German language).

• sykbird: Formulae in higher math (Formelsammlung höhere Mathematik)

  from a student for students.

• Maths & Fun

  is an Austian project devoted to the use of the computer algebra system Mathematica in school. It provides information about a Mathematica based learning environment, developed at the BHAK und BHAS Grazbachgasse in Graz (Austria) and being available on two CD-ROMs ("Maths & Fun" und "Maths Help 98"). Also see the page Inter@ktiv, on which you may move geometric bodies (thanks to a mixture of Mathematica and Java) and the LinkSite of Maths Help.

• M@th Desktop

  is an Austrian (bilingual) teaching software based on the the computer algebra system Mathematica. Currently, it provides learning units on differential calculus and a package of tools (plotting, algebra, linear algebra, differentiation, integration, statistics).

• DERIVE - Texts on the web (Texte auf dem Internet)

  an initiative devoted to the use of the computer algebra system DERIVE in Austrian schools.

• ACDCA

  the Austran Center for Didactics of Computer Algebra provides material for math education based on the use of the calculator TI-92. Also see the internet links.

• AMMU

  the Austrian association for a modern math education (Arbeitsgruppe Moderner Mathematikunterricht) raises, among others, the issue of the use of computers in school.

• The Connected Curriculum Project

  by Frank Wattenberg, Montana State University, offers online help for the calculator TI-92, the computer algebra systems Mathematica und Maple and the programming language Java. You also find applets and further information on mathematical issues. (A description of TI-92 may also be found here).

• New Mathwright Library

  free online library, California. Books may be download. (Requires a "reader", the Mathwright Library Player, which is offered for free as well).

• Crack the Code

  Brain booster Activities by QRReaders.net.