Mathematics

Through the Library you have access to a wealth of electronic resources, only a fraction of which are findable through Virgo. You can search any of the many databases available. But this guide will also introduce you to ways that you can search the external web, using Google Scholar or simply searching a publisher's journal website for a particular article to get instant access to the article if UVA subscribes, or to submit a pre-populated ILL request form if we don't.

Accessing electronic resources

• Accessing Electronic Resources (On and Off Grounds)
• Library Electronic Database Use Policy

Quickest path to full-text articles

• Libkey Nomad Browser Extension - Locates subscribed or open access full-text articles when you view an article webpage. Prepares an ILL request for your submission if we don't have access to the article. This is usually the quickest tool to use for finding an article.

To see a complete list of available Mathematics databases, click on the Find Articles tab above.

To search for books about Mathematics, click on the Find Books tab above.

You can access additional kinds of information relating to Mathematics using the other tabs above.

    Overleaf   &  

Everyone with a virginia.edu email address is entitled to a free Pro account on the Overleaf platform, which is designed for collaborative editing of LaTeX documents. You no longer need to keep an installation of LaTeX up-to-date locally, just use Overleaf.

• Sign up for your free Overleaf account
• Browse the Overleaf Learn Wiki
• Overleaf for LaTeX Theses & Dissertations
• Overleaf/LaTeX for Scholarly Writing & Publication
• LaTeX references available online through UVA Library
• LaTeX Wikibooks resource

      ORCID iD

Every researcher should have an ORCID iD. These are free, portable, unique identifiers which allow you to unambiguously associate all of your research products with each other. Most publishers and funding agencies require the use of an ORCID, but most researchers don't take full advantage of their ORCID, which can serve as a self-updating CV, if properly set up. As one example of the possibilities, you can view Ricky's ORCID profile.

• More information on ORCIDs, including how to use them at UVA
• Register for your ORCID iD