Help Using the Library of Math Web Site

There are several ways to use the Library of Math depending on your goals or needs.

Help: Reference Aid
The Library of Math is a vast comprehensive resource for mathematical formulas, graphics, tables, propositions, examples, definitions and much more. Search for specific items by definition, proposition, formula, graphic, keyword or phrase, etc. Currently, there are thousands of examples, definitions, and propositions in hundreds of topics (math articles).

Help: Library
The mathematics on the Library of Math is organized by subject and then into topics. Taken as a whole our math subjects comprise a library of mathematical knowledge that ranges from early arithmetic to advanced graduate studies.

Help: Tutorials
Each topic (or math article) is a "math tutorial" designed to help beginners become familiar with mathematical propositions. These tutorials are example-based learning tools which illustrate general results. To get started choose a math subject from the "Math Tutorials" menu. This menu is on the top left of every page so that you can refer back to other math subjects at your convenience. Then, once a math subject is chosen you have a description of the math subject followed by a link of available topics (math articles), with a brief description next to the link. Finally, once a topic is chosen you receive the web page with the mathematics. Thus, every math article is merely two clicks away!

Help:Printing
You can print a math tutorial by using your web browser and selecting "File > Print... ". Remember the ads and the background formatting will not print.

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Published by Library of Math -- Online math organized by subject into topics.
Written by Smith, David A.
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