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Math is Beautiful

From: http://www.maths.unsw.edu.au/homepage.html

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Tutoring

FREE tutoring for chemistry, biology, physics, math, and geology.

When: Sunday - Thursday, 6:00 - 10:00 pm

Where: Downtown Campus Library, first floor, to the right of the spiral staircase

Statistics

When: Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday only.

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Accessing Full Text

Use Find It @ WVU to retrieve the articles located through a database.

This application is a button or link in the citation for each article.
In the Find It @ WVU window, click on Article to see full text. Click on For Journal to search MountainLynx for a print copy.
Use the Illiad link to populate an interlibrary loan request form for borrowing the article from another library.

Find an electronic journal by title, use electronic journals page.

Find an article by citation, use the Citation Linker.

Find Reviews for Math Articles

MathSciNet

Contains reviews, abstracts and bibliographic information for much of the mathematical sciences literature from 1940 to the present. It features citation searching.

Use Mobile Pairing to use MathSciNet on your wireless device.

MathSciNet help.

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