Mathematics & Statistics (UNH Durham): Tools & Tutorials

The Banff International Research Station (BIRS) is a joint Canada-US-Mexico initiative that seeks to bring together people from a wide range of mathematical, scientific and industry backgrounds and to create a forum for the exchange of knowledge and methods between these specialists. The BIRS Workshop Lecture Videos are primary research data in the disciplines of mathematics, statistics and theoretical computer science.

Information about important mathematical equations, exact solutions, and methods for solving. Extensive list of links to other mathematical sites.

Biographies of mathematicians, mathematics in various cultures, and histories of individual topics all with references to further reading.

MIT has made available nearly all course content, including lecture notes, assignments, exams, projects, and in some cases video lectures. The Mathematics department lists over 100 courses.

Contains a wealth of information for number theorists including a collection of home pages of number theorists, job listings, conference information, online lecture notes, and listservs. Frequently updated.

Collection of entries of information on individual number sequences including references, links to further information, graphs, and sound files of the sequences.

Text and interactive apps that illustrate probability and statistical concepts often accompanied by explanations and links to other resources. Created by Professor Emeritus Kyle Siegrist. Access is free.