- sbParser-SDK 3.6 for Win32 - Joerg Koenning
A program that provides an easy way to create an sbParser object that can solve mathematical functions of any length. You can declare up to 24 variables (6 with the ActiveX-control) that can be defined and redefined, which is useful for fast calculations,
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- Scales of Measurement - Niel Brandt
An extensive list of physical and mathematical events and objects in ascending values and orders of magnitude.
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- Scheduling Random Walks - Ivars Peterson (MathTrek)
Among networked computers, some sort of software scheduler must regulate data flow, but proving that a given scheduler not only prevents conflicts but also performs its duties efficiently can be surprisingly difficult. Computer scientists have found that
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- Scholarly Societies Project - Mathematics - University of Waterloo Electronic Library
A subject page created by compilers at the University of Waterloo Library to facilitate access to websites maintained by or for more than 80 scholarly mathematics societies across the world: an alphabetical list by society name, followed by its acronym.
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- SchoolsIntheUSA.com - The EI Group
Request free information and application packages from undergraduate programs; compare select colleges based on tuition, location, size of student body, and other criteria; search databases of career profiles and state scholarships; find articles on financial
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- School-to-Work (STW) - National STW Learning and Information Center
A system to prepare youth for the high wage, high skill careers of today's and tomorrow's global economy. Using federal seed money, States and their partnerships design the school-to-work system that makes the most sense for them. There is no single model.
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- Schroedinger's Cash Register - Oliver Baker - Science News Online
A discussion of the application of physics (particle physics, quantum theory, and statistical mechanics) to finance theory, with econophysicists attempting to break ground in Wall Street, and the possible underlying mathematical structure of market behavior.
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- Science Access Project - Oregon State University
A group dedicated to developing methods for making science, math, and engineering information accessible to people with print disabilities. Includes braille representations of mathematical notation, and other resources for blind students.
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- Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge - Science and the National Science Foundation (NSF)
The annual Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge encourages cutting-edge efforts to visualize scientific data.
Co-sponsors Science Magazine and the National Science Foundation (NSF) select winners in each of five categories: photographs, illustrations,
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- Science and Mathematics: Using TI Calculators - ThinkQuest 1997
Covering TI-81, -82, -83, -85, and -92, links to TI's lists of programs available with each calculator, and a buyer's guide for each machine with comparisons between models. The site includes Internet links and contact information for its authors.
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- Science and Math HyperArchives - MIT Laboratory for Computer Science
This mirror of the Info-Mac HyperArchives offers an extensive list of downloadable science and mathematics software for the Macintosh, with abstracts. May be sorted alphabetically or by date, or searched.
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- Science and More - PublicLiterature.org
This site has a section on applied mathematics educational resources. Topics include projectile motion, differential equation solving, collisions, unit conversion, and prime number generation. Most software is
open source.
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- Science Daily: Research Shows Homework Does Boost Academic Achievement; but Overemphasizing Grades and Performance May Lead to Cheating - American Psychological Association
This article, from the ScienceDaily Magazine site, describes an investigation into the effect of homework and grade emphasis on academic achievement of students and self-reported rates of cheating.
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- Science Fairs - Chris Gould; World-Wide Web Virtual Library
An attempt to provide a single comprehensive list of every science fair
accessible through the World Wide Web, whether of global or local scope. Many of the links on this page lead to descriptions/abstracts of math projects entered in such fairs. Categories
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- ScienceMakers Video Archive - The HistoryMakers®
Thousands of stories from life oral history interviews of dozens of contemporary African Americans at the forefront of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM): Shirley Ann Jackson, chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and president
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- Science, Math, and Engineering Career Resources (PhDs.Org) - Geoff Davis; Dartmouth College
Information for scientists and would-be scientists at all levels, from high school students through Nobel laureates. Finding Employment; Required Reading (articles on the current job market problems for Ph.D.s; Postdocs; Graduate School; Career Information;
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- Science Online - American Association for the Advancement of Science
Searchable Web version of the global weekly research publication, with searchable full text, daily news, Science's Next Wave (Free access: News, forums, columns on career development in science), Science Careers, Electronic Marketplace, and administrative
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- Sciences exactes / Mathématiques - Encyclopédie Hachette Multimédia En Ligne
Recherche Mathématiques par thème: Mathématiciens et logiciens; Mathématiques générales; Logique; Algèbre; Topologie; Analyse; Géométrie; Cinématique; Statistiques; Probabilités;
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- Scientific American
The online version of the technology magazine, with interlinked articles, interviews with scientists, Ask the Experts, and Explorations, guided tours across the Web of recent technological developments. An archive of past articles is included.
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- Scientific and Statistical Computing (Stat/Biostat 534) - Werner Stuetzle; University of Washington
Information for a course: includes the course announcement and syllabus, a description of the qualifying examination, a programming project, homework problem sets, and slides.
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- Scientific Applications of Linux - Herng-Jeng Jou and Kachina Technologies, Inc.
SAL (Scientific Applications on Linux) is a collection of information and links to software for scientists and engineers. Math categories include computer algebra systems, array-oriented and linear algebra systems, statistics, and number theory. Numerical
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- Scientific Applications on Linux (SAL) - Kachina Technologies, Inc.
A collection of information and links to software of interest to scientists and engineers. The broad coverage of Linux applications also benefits the whole Linux/Unix community. See, in particular, Mathematics.
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- Scientific Computing
News and comments on scientific software including Matlab, Minitab, Maple products, Mathematica, etc.
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- Scientific Computing & Automation Online
The scientific and technical community's source for new technology. A searchable site with a new product database, a buyers' guide online, and a database of in-depth application and technical notes; also a library of archived feature articles and departments,
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- Scientific Graphics Project - MSRI - David Hoffman; Mathematical Sciences Research Institute
A geometry catalogue of Minimal Surfaces (The Gauss Map, The Weierstrass Formula, Conformal Mapping, Stereographic Projection, and an extensive Minimal Surfaces Index); CMC Surfaces; Level Surfaces (Level Sets Approximating Minimal Surfaces, Curvature
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- Scientific Letter - mailer with formulas - Scientific Networks Software
Mail software that allows users to create messages with complex mathematical formulas. The equation editor used in the mailer allows users to create complex equations swiftly and to see formulas in their usual form. Addressees of letters from Scientific
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- Scientific Notebook - MacKichan Software, Inc.
Use Scientific Notebook to create documents with text, mathematics, and graphics. Do free-form, natural editing of mathematics within expressions and text. Solve problems with the built-in version of the Maple computer algebra system. Import expressions
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- Scientist Cards - All Too Flat
Trading cards, humorously based on Topps and Fleer baseball cards, list the writing preference, dominant cortex, university, and key contributions of Richard Feynman, James Clerk Maxwell, Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Claude Shannon, Leonhard Euler,
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- sci.fractals FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) - Shirriff, Stepp
A archived FAQ from sci.fractals, a Usenet newsgroup about fractals; mathematics, and software, aimed at being a reference about fractals, including answers to commonly asked questions, archive listings of fractal software, images, papers that can be
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- sci.fractals FAQ - Taylor, Louvet
A FAQ posted monthly to sci.fractals, a Usenet newsgroup about fractals, mathematics, and software, aimed at being a reference about fractals, including answers to commonly asked questions, archive listings of fractal software, images, and papers that
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- SCILAB - Gilberto E. Urroz
Documents and links for applications of SCILAB, a free, matrix-based, numerical environment, in numerical analysis and statistical calculations.
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- SciLetter.com - Scientific Networks Software, Ltd.
An equation editor e-mail program developed mathematical correspondence. See screenshots, download a demo, and purchase.
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- sci.math - Math Forum
A very active unmoderated discussion group focused on general and advanced mathematics. Read and search archived messages; and register to post to the discussions.
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- sci.math.num-analysis - Math Forum
A discussion group for subject matter concerning numerical analysis. Read and search archived messages; and register to post to the discussions.
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- sci.math.symbolic - Math Forum
An unmoderated discussion group for symbolic mathematics packages. Read and search archived messages; and register to post to the discussions. Conversations in this group overlap to some extent with the Matlab and Mathematica discussion groups, but it
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- sci.nonlinear FAQ - James D. Meiss
The Frequently Asked Questions document for the newsgroup sci.nonlinear. Basic Theory, Applications and Advanced Theory; Learn More; Computational Resources. Nonlinear systems have been shown to exhibit surprising and complex effects that would never
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- Sci-Philately: A Selective History of Science on Stamps - Maiken Naylor; Science and Engineering Library, Univ. at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
Stamps from the personal collection of the author, Maiken Naylor, in the following categories: Astronomy and Cosmology; Instruments and Measurements; Mathematics and Computation; Chemistry; Evolution and the Fossil Record; Biology; Heredity and the Genetic
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- Scirus - Elsevier
A search engine that searches only those web sites containing scientific content, such as university web sites and author homepages, as well as the ScienceDirect database of scientific information resources drawn from thousands of journals and books.
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- sci.stat.edu - Math Forum
An unmoderated newsgroup focused on statistics education. Read and search archived messages; and register to post to the discussions. Also available at http://lists.psu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=edstat-l&A=1.
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- sci.stat.math - Math Forum
An unmoderated discussion group for statistics, largely at the college or research level. Read and search archived messages; and register to post to the discussions.
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- Scott Kim, Puzzle Master
A puzzle and graphic design creator, Scott Kim offers links to his online puzzles, a gallery of inversions (or ambigrams, words or names written so they read in more than one way--some read upside down, some flip in a mirror, some read as two different
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- Scout Report Signpost: QA - Mathematics - Internet Scout Project
A selected set of math-related Internet resources chosen by the editorial staff of the Scout Report. Resources are cataloged, classified, and arranged using existing taxonomies such as the Library of Congress Classification Scheme and the Library of Congress
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- Scrambled Grids - Ivars Peterson (MathTrek)
The so-called baker's map, or transformation, in dynamical systems theory. One special case: Start with a square. Stretch it to twice its original length
while making it half as wide. Cut the result in half, and stack one half on top of the other to
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- Sculpture Generator - Ivars Peterson (MathTrek)
"Judging what a sculpture will look like after it is finished can present many difficulties for an artist just beginning a piece... Computer scientist Carlo Séquin of the University of California, Berkeley, specializes in the
computer-assisted
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- The Seaborg Center - C. Wozniak, Northern Michigan University
The Glenn T. Seaborg Center for Teaching & Learning Science and Mathematics reflects Seaborg's belief that, in today's world, each citizen must have a solid base in the understanding of and appreciation for scientific concepts and the technology to
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- SeaGator.com - Tim Ousley
Statistical consultation, for help with the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data. For questions about statistics classes or homework problems, submit an online form or download Sea Gator Analysis Tools, custom Excel sheets for
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- Sean's Home Page - Sean Mauch
"For the past few years I have been working on an open source textbook. It contains material on calculus, functions of a complex variable, ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations and the calculus of variations...." This former
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- Search Ask Dr. Math Archives - The Math Forum
Search by keyword K-12 math questions answered by volunteer 'math doctors' in the U.S. and abroad.
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- Search for Math on the Internet - The Math Forum
Keyword search of all searchable archives, Newsgroup archives, Dr. Math archives, Problems of the Week, Internet Math Library, or any combination thereof.
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- Searching For New Mathematics - Ivars Peterson
Peterson points out that nonmathematicians interested in keeping up with contemporary mathematical research face daunting obstacles: the high level of abstraction, unenlightening notation, and the format of journal papers all conspire to make any foray
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