This guide will help you find information for mathematics research. If you can’t find what you’re looking or don’t know where to start, please contact Justin Fuhr, the Mathematics librarian.
If you need to find: | Use: |
Peer-reviewed journal articles | Articles & Databases |
Broad topics or background information | Books |
Influential or highly-cited journals | Articles & Databases |
Most recent mathematics research that may not be formally published | Preprints & Current Research |
Information on how to cite or organize journal articles, books, or other sources | Citing & Writing |
Help with academic writing | Citing & Writing |
Information on using generative AI tools for library research | Using Generative AI Tools for Library Research |
Wondering how librarians can help you?
For students, I can:
For faculty and staff, I can:
Key Databases
Please Note: Scopus has limited functionality with Safari.
Scopus is a multi-disciplinary abstract and citation database which includes journal articles and patents. Scopus also tracks cited references, allowing users to search for subsequently published papers that cite an original research paper.
Web of Science™ Core Collection is a comprehensive multidisciplinary bibliographic database with article references from journals, books, and proceedings from sciences and technology, arts and humanities, and social sciences. Coverage dates back to 1900, and content is updated weekly.
Components include:
Lean Library Browser Extension
Access your research anytime, anywhere. The Lean Library browser extension makes it simple to access academic articles, journals and databases licensed by the UM Libraries, wherever you are and whenever you need it.