Ralph Carmichael
There are separate pages for
Science
Numerical Methods
Engineering
Astronomy
and a separate page for Mathematical Software.
-
Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures from NIST
- The Math archives
has links to all sorts of resources on mathematics. This is a very
good site.
- The MAA
Online Calculus Text.
- Game Theory
- Planet Math
-
Fun with Prime Numbers by Steve Litt.
- TheMacTutor
History of Mathematics archive
- MathTools.net
- The
Probability Web.
- National Curve Bank
- The Wolfram Mathworld
showcases Eric Weisstein's Treasure Troves of mathematics.
- The
puzzle archives might save you a lot of time.
-
ACM Math Resources and similar info from
GAMS.
- NIST has lots of links and a
good search engine for mathematical inquiries.
- NetLib
-
The Math Forum.
- There is a treasure house of wonderful Fortran code at
Alan Miller's web site.
Try this mirror for now.
- HotMath - tutorial solutions
to problems in leading textbooks.
- The Art of Problem Solving.
- Abstractmath
-
numerical methods (a good list of links, but getting a bit old)
- Chaos
-
Guide to Scientific Computing from Barcodes Inc.
-
Dr. Math can help you.
- Cool Math
- Mudd Math Fun Facts
-
Vector Cross-Product Tutorial
-
On Beyond Zillion by Curt Noll.
- Magic Software
- Solve integrals online
with Mathematica from Wolfram.
- Planetary Ballet
demonstrates some periodic solutions to the N-body problem.
Charlie McDowell, UCSC.
- Math Overflow
- computer-verified mathematics
-
The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
- Hard math problems
FFT
- The MIT site for FFT
info.
- Look for FFTPACK at
netlib.
- There are useful FFT routines from
Joerg Arndt
- Tom Irvine has
posted some downloadable FFT software and nice tutorials.
Ralph Carmichael