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Friday, 15 October 2010

MathSciNet now uses MathJax and includes PhD dissertations

The American Mathematical Society has been a sponsor of MathJax, open source software for displaying mathematical notation in modern browsers. As of October 12, MathSciNet is now using this.
Thanks to Drexelmath for the tip!

PhD dissertations are now included in MathSciNet also however they are only retrieved by author or author-related searches. WU example: MR2713386.

Posted on Friday, 15 October 2010 in Search tips, Web/Tech |

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