Mathematics Resources
Mathematics resources are provided below.
Maths Degree Lecture Courses
Open University Mathematics Courses — from the 1970s to the 1990s
MIT OpenCourseWare Mathematics Courses — from the 1960s to the 2020s
A popular lecture series, by the London Mathematical Society — recorded between 1986 and 1997 inclusive
A lecture course on Linear Algebra, by Gilbert Strang — taught at MIT in the USA in Spring 2005
A lecture course on Matrix Methods in Data Analysis, Signal Processing, and Machine Learning, by Gilbert Strang — taught at MIT in the USA in Spring 2018
Number theory resources
The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
The PrimePages – Prime number research, records, and resources
A Bibliography of Bernoulli Numbers – More than 2900 entries
The Number Theory Web – What’s new in the world of number theory
Pi resources
Wolfram MathWorld article on pi
Open University programme from 1986 on defining pi and e
Open University programme from 1987 on calculating pi
Article on William Jones, who introduced the symbol π for pi in 1706
Chronology of computation of pi
Gregory-Leibniz formula for pi
Gauss–Legendre algorithm, for rapid computation of pi using an iterative algorithm
Chudnovsky algorithm, for rapid computation of pi using an infinite series
1992 article on the Chudnovksy brothers’ record computation of pi
Bailey–Borwein–Plouffe formula (BBP formula), for extraction of digits of pi
Lindemann–Weierstrass theorem, from which the transcendence of pi follows
Sequence of decimal digits of pi
Sequence of binary (base 2) digits of pi
Sequence of ternary (base 3) digits of pi
Sequence of hexadecimal (base 16) digits of pi
Sequence of sexagesimal (base 60) digits of pi
Website for searching the digits of pi
Article on piphilology, the art of using mnemonic techniques to remember many digits
Website of Michael Keith, author of long texts in Pilish
Cadaeic Cadenza, a 1996 short story in Pilish by Michael Keith
Professor Lesser’s Pi Day page
Other useful resources
List of Mathematical Quotations on the MacTutor online resource for mathematics
Wolfram MathWorld — a huge online encyclopedia of mathematics, with graphs, animations, etc.
The two hundred greatest mathematicians of all time – Biographies of two hundred influential mathematicians
Mathematrix – a website with mathematical recreations