Math all across the Web!

I’d never even imag­ined that there would be so many Math resources on the web. Here are some I found recently (in addi­tion to Project Euler, which I’ve already men­tioned). Do check them out! =)

 

  • http://www.mmp.maths.org/ : The Mil­le­nium math Project — some­thing I had found out while my research for the Math mag­a­zine I had made, and am mak­ing at the moment. They have launched a num­ber of other “projects” under their foun­da­tion, which are all equally splendid. 

A poster I got on their site:

Maths Makes A Difference

Maths Makes A Difference

  1. http://nrich.maths.org/public/ — A project of the MMP, which is pretty sim­i­lar to Project Euler, minus the pro­gram­ming part. It is a col­lab­o­ra­tive prob­lem solv­ing site, where they share numer­ous prob­lems, and the prob­lems are based on monthly themes.
  2. http://plus.maths.org/ — Another awe­some project of the MMP, which is actu­ally a free for all online Math jour­nal! It’s like an –ezine, and has research-level content. 
  3. http://thesaurus.maths.org/mmkb/view.html — A Math The­saurus!! Another project of the MMP. But now, who would have imag­ined a Math The­saurus?? But it’s pretty cool and fun!

And last, but the most. I launched my own social net­work on Ning. And of all top­ics, I chose Math. :D

[Also, if you’re a heavy pri­vacy freak and all, I might actu­ally sug­gest you don’t join it con­sid­er­ing this. Now, aren’t you grate­ful I fore­warned you! So, on this glad note, do join my Ning net­work! ;) ]

The Math lovers’ Social Net­work launched!!

http://ilovemaths.ning.com