MacTutor History of Mathematics archive

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The MacTutor History of Mathematics archive is an online reference resource that provides detailed biographies, historical essays, and timelines about mathematicians and the development of mathematics.

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instanceOf biographical encyclopedia of mathematicians
history of mathematics database
online reference resource
access free
accessMode online
citationUsage frequently cited in mathematical history literature
widely used as a reference by educators
contentType biographical articles
historical essays
thematic articles on mathematical topics
timelines
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Edmund F. Robertson NERFINISHED
John J. O’Connor NERFINISHED
developer Edmund F. Robertson NERFINISHED
John J. O’Connor NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork biographical research
hasPart biographies of mathematicians
birthplace maps of mathematicians
chronological timelines of mathematics
famous curves archive
history of mathematical education pages
history of mathematical topics
index of history topics
index of mathematicians
mathematical astronomy pages
mathematical societies pages
search interface
hasURL https://mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.uk/
hasVersion web-based archive
hostInstitution University of St Andrews NERFINISHED
intendedAudience general public
historians of science
students of mathematics
teachers of mathematics
language English
license non-commercial use permitted
mainSubject history of mathematics
mathematicians
medium website
name MacTutor History of Mathematics archive NERFINISHED
notableFor comprehensive biographies of mathematicians
detailed historical context for mathematical developments
extensive cross-referencing between articles
originalFormat HyperCard database
placeOfOrigin St Andrews, Scotland NERFINISHED
publisher School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of St Andrews NERFINISHED
shortName MacTutor NERFINISHED
startDate 1994
websiteType academic resource

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