Using Encyclopedias
Encyclopedias are a great first step in your search for information. They will help put your topic into context and introduce underlying principles, theories, and facts about your topic. Encyclopedias will also provide references to the seminal work on a topic. Pay attention to the terms you find, and use them to refine your searching strategy. Encyclopedias are generally not appropriate sources to cite in a research paper.
Mathematics & Computer Science Encyclopedias
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Concise Handbook of Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering SciencesPublication Date: 2011Available Online -
CRC Concise Encyclopedia of MathematicsCall Number: QA5 .W45 2003Available in Print (Science Reference) -
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Oxford User's Guide to MathematicsCall Number: QA40 .T4813 2004Available in Print (Science Reference) -
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The Cambridge Dictionary of StatisticsCall Number: QA276.14 .E84 2010Available in Print (Beeghly Stacks) -
General Encyclopedias
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