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Finding articles on math topics

Begin your search for articles on math topics by clicking on and searching one of the multi-topic below.

If you have a particular math journal in mind, go to the Journal Title Search in order to view the library's holdings for that particular journal.

Multi-topic databases which cover mathematics-related topics

The databases listed below cover a wide range of topics including mathematics. Select one of the databases to locate articles on your math topic.

Academic Search Premier This link opens in a new window
You can use Academic Search Premier to search for full text articles covering topics in biology, chemistry, education, engineering, humanities, physics, psychology, religion and theology, sociology, etc. A useful database for a broad range of needs, Academic Search Premier indexes nearly 13,800 publications, with over 4,700 of them providing access to the full-text.
JSTOR This link opens in a new window
You can use JSTOR to access full-text, full-image, scholarly journal articles. This archival database covers the Humanities and Social Sciences. Specific topics include African-American Studies, Anthropology, Finance, and Mathematics.
ProQuest Research Library This link opens in a new window
ProQuest Research Library provides access to a wide range of the core academic titles, from business and the sciences to literature and politics. The database expands daily and currently includes more than 6,000 titles, 75% of which are available in full text.

Find Article Citations with Google Scholar

Search Google Scholar to find citations to scholarly articles. While some articles are freely available via the web, many are not. If you find a useful article citation using Google Scholar, check the Berntsen Library's Journal Title Search to see if you can access the journal via the library. Otherwise, you may request the article via Inter-Library Loan by submitting a request through ILLiad.

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