Mathematics & Physics
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Where Are the Library Books on Math and Physics?
Books on Physics are found in Dewey Decimal Number sections:
510s -- Mathematics
520s -- Astronomy
530s -- Physics
The 500s are found in Ryan Library, 3rd Floor, West Wing. Please ask Library staff or student workers for assistance if you cannot find the book(s).
Gale eBooks Reference Library
- Gale eBooksGale Virtual Reference Library (GVRL) includes encyclopedias, almanacs, and specialized reference sources across disciplines. A great place to start!
Start Your Research with eBooks
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Reference books, scholarly monographs, novels, manuals, etc. available in ebook format. - Skillport (Books 24x7) This link opens in a new window
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Ebooks and streaming video from the following collections: BusinessPro, covering business skills, management and strategy; Executive Summaries; and IT and Desktop Videos, which are short, 3-5 minutes in length, on-demand instructional videos covering a variety of topics geared toward learners that already have some familiarity with the software or hardware.
Math Websites
Plus Magazine is an internet magazine which provides articles and podcasts on any aspect of mathematics from top mathematicians and science writers. It covers topics as diverse as art, medicine, cosmology and sports. Search for it on Google.
ScienceDailyFollow has a good selection of the latest research news and top science headlines! Search for it on Google.
Physics Websites
--Two excellent websites to visit if you are interested in learning about women's journeys to working in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA, and the careers women occupy working for NASA are Women at NASA and NASA Women of STEM.
--The purpose of the American Astronomical Society's WorldWide Telescope project is to enable the seamless visualization and sharing of scientific data and stories from major telescopes, observatories, and institutions among students and researchers, through science museums and full-dome immersive planetariums, and in scholarly publications.
--Physics World is the world's leading physics magazine.
--The Astronomy Center is a collection of digital resources for college-level introductory astronomy faculty and students. Astronomy Center created by the American Association of Physics Teachers, and the National Science Foundation.
Search for these websites using Google.