We Recommend....
There are thousands of websites devoted to mathematics on the net. We have picked the best for you.
The Math Forum of Swarthmore college is one of the most useful sites on the net. Dr Maths has a vast archive of questions. The faq section is very useful; so is library.
Mathnerds has very good archives, question answering service and links.
Dave's Tables has lots of formulae (arranged topic wise) and is now expanded to include a message board.
Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics (formerly, Eric's treasure troves) has a very comprehensive collection of mathematical information. Do see the section on illusions.
Mathsyear 2000 has good collection of games, a magazine for kids -magnet, numberland and other miscellaneous items.
Cut the Knot is a real eye opener. Try out Eye Openers, Things Impossible, Did you Know and Games and Puzzles.
NRICH project has Columbia university has good material and is a good place to search for math links.
Mathstories has a very good collection of problems for elementary level.
Clarke's University's website has some excellent sections - 23 mathematical problems posed by David Hilbert in Paris in 1900, Dave's short course in Trigonometry and Euclid's Elements.
Mac Tutor History is a remarkable site. You must visit the sections on Famous Mathematicians, History of Mathematics and Famous Curves.
For brain games, puzzles and pastime, visit www.thinks.com
For quick automatic solutions to many problems, use www.quickmath.com
Teachers may like to visit www.teachervision.com
You may also like to check out the following sites:
History of Mathematics by David Joyce is available here.
Biographies of Mathematicians are available here.
Earliest uses of Mathematical Symbols and Words is worth a visit.
Mathematical Quotations can be found here.
Mudds fun facts are available here.
Links to Links....
We have listed above the sites which we thought would be useful for Indian students and teachers. However, you can find a number of useful links with short write-ups about the sites at:
Other Math Sites section of cut-the-knot.
POP Mathematics section of Math Archives.
Useful Websites section of Mathnerds.
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