How do you know if your sources are credible?
If a source you need is not available in our library, you can request it through Interlibrary Loan.
If you aren't finding the articles you need, or are unable to access the articles you find, contact a librarian.
Begun by Mathematical Reviews, MathSciNet covers the world’s mathematical literature since 1940 including journals, conference proceedings, and books. It also provides links from reviews to the text of more than 435,000 online articles in over 870 journals, although full-text, article-level access usually requires an institutional subscription to that journal. MathSciNet also incorporates a citation tracking database.
The databases below are good places to look for articles and books about topics in the sciences, but are not good for searching mathematics literature.