Here is a photo of my class doing knot theory a few years back...
Here are some links.
Did someone say links? Click here to go to the knotplot homepage. It gives you a way to generate amazing pictures of knots and links such as the Borromean Rings pictured below.
A good website for those interested in calculus is
Calculus.org.
Looking for topology on the web? Here are a couple
websites
The Topology Atlas,
or
Mark
Brittenham's great homepage .
a nice topology blog .
If you are looking for topology papers on the web,
you can find many great papers with free access at
the Arxiv .
You can check out your
mathematical family tree (or someone else's) thanks to the
mathematics
genealogy project at MSU.
Many mathematicians write up their work in Latex.
One thing that can slow writing down is a symbol we haven't used before or at least haven't used recently.
Detexify will let you draw a picture and figure out the latex code for the symbol.
Snappea is a fantastic program for knot theory.
Check out the
Wake Forest
Department of Mathematics homepage
MathSciNet is an invaluable search tool for a mathematician
(but your school needs to subscribe to access it).
Having trouble making up your mind?
Random.org can help.
Thanks for visiting!