Mathematics
Mathematics
Location of the subject
The Mathematics (mat) subject collection is housed in the departmental library on the Wechloy campus. Older items can be found on Level 4 of the Central Library.
In addition to the printed collections, the BIS also provides access to electronic resources such as e-books, databases and journals. Further information on this can be found here: Information on accessing electronic resources.
Search for literature
Search for literature
You can search for specialist literature and articles not listed inORBISplus in specialist databases:
You can find an overview of all electronically available journals in the Electronic Journals Library:
Further information and research aids on mathematics on the internet:
You are welcome to suggest books and other media for acquisition by the BIS. Please use the following form for this purpose:
Learning how to research
The Mathematics Department is your point of contact for selecting specialist literature and offers training sessions and guided tours.
Research-related services
Digital Humanities
The BIS Digital Humanities Service offers advice, training and further education on the methods and tools of DH: Digital Humanities at the BIS
Research Data Management
The BIS operates the DARE research data repository and also offers advice and training on research data management: Information on research data management
Authority Data Service
Authority data is a tool for increasing the visibility of research data and results. The BIS assists with the creation and editing of entries in the Joint Authority File (GND): Authority Data Service
Open Access
The BIS supports the University’s researchers with open access publications, including through an open access publication fund: Information on open access publishing
Nationwide services
fidmath – Specialist Information Service for Mathematics
The FID’s services are aimed specifically at academics. Their aim is to provide them with specialist literature and research-relevant information quickly and directly, regardless of their location. As a nationwide system, subject information services complement the information infrastructures of universities and research institutions.