Interesting Math Sites
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• Mathematics on the Web is a compendium by the A.M.S. of various math Web resources.
• Erdos number project compiles a list of all mathematicians whose Erdos number is 1 or 2.
• Math Archives has a wide variety of mathematical resources with a primary emphasis on materials used in the teaching of mathematics.
• Yahoo Mathematics page is a categorized list of Web sites devoted to mathematics.
• Directory of math sites on the Web. This Penn State site has a good collection of mathematical associations, journals, and mathematics department Web servers.
• WWW Virtual Library This Florida State site has the Mathematics section of the Virtual Library, which has extensive links to mathematics resources on the Web.
• The Inverse Symbolic Calculator This is a set of programs and specialized tables of mathematical constants. One can enter a constant and get in return a list of mathematical expressions that generate that constant. This is a "fun" math site.
• Primes! This site is an excellent resource about prime numbers. Wondering about the largest currently known prime? Need information on Mersenne primes? Want a good test for primality? For all this and more check out this site.
• Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences This site focuses on the work of N.J.A Sloane on integer sequences. There are many interesting sequences to puzzle over here. Here are a few of Sloane's more interesting examples.
• MacTutor History of Math Includes many math history resources: famous mathematicians, famous curves etc.
• 10,000 digits of pi
• The Joy of Pi Explore this site if you just can't get enough of pi!