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Mathematics

This guide is designed to help students and faculty access credible resources related to the study of mathematics.

Explore the Library's book resources - both print and electronic - on this page. If you need a material which the Library does not have, try using inter-library loan. Find more information on this service below.

Search the Library's Catalog

Looking for something? Try searching the Library's online catalog! This works best when you'd like to find a physical item (e.g., book, DVD, etc.). If you are looking for a digital item, please use OneSearch or other Library databases.

eBooks from the Library

Books from the Library

Testimonios: Stories of Latinx & Hispanic Mathematicians

Eds: P. E. Harris, A. Prieto-Langarica, V. R. Quinones, L. S. Vierira, R. Uscanga, A. R. V. Melendez, Call Number: Access online

The Crest of the Peacock : Non-European Roots of Mathematics

By G. G. Joseph, Call Number: Access online

Practical algebra : a self-teaching guide

By Bobson Wong, Call Number: Redwood QA154.2 .S44 2022

Calculus Simplified

By Oscar Fernandez, Call Number: South City QA303.2 .F4763 2019

Supermath : the power of numbers for good and evil

By Anna Weltman, Call Number: South City QA10.7 .W42 2020

99 Variations on a Proof

By Philip Ording, Call Number: QA8.4 .O73 2019

Origami with explanations : fun with folding and math

By Jeanine Meyer, Call Number: Jordan QA491 .M484 2021

Math tricks : the surprising wonders of shapes and numbers

By Alfred S. Posamentier, Call Number: Miller QA95 .P657 2021

3000 years of analysis : mathematics in history and culture

By Thomas Sonar, Call Number: Jordan QA300 .S6613 2021

Course Reserve Books

Reserve books can be checked out for one, four, or seven days depending on the item. You can check them out from the circulation desk at each campus Library. Contact the Library to ask about course reserve text availability.

Inter-Library Loan

Pro Tip: If the Library doesn't have the book or article that you need, try requesting it through inter-library loan (ILL). ILL allows you borrow items from other libraries, even those that are out of state. 

Get started by creating a free account with Illiad by choosing "First Time Users." You'll only need to do this the first time you request an item. Then fill out the request form for the item you would like to borrow.

Want to hone your research skills?

Contact the Science, Mathematics and Engineering liaison librarian: Amy.Scheelke@slcc.edu.