Updated daily and based on the data in Mathematical reviews and Current mathematical publications , the leading indexing journals for mathematics. See the MathSciNet via the Web guide for more information. Available from any campus network machine. Use the printed volumes for earlier references, or ask for an online search. Other databases are available through commercial hosts.
Costs depend on time spent online and number of references found.
Contact Gareth Johnson for more information. This guide tells you about various online and other services which are useful in keeping track of new developments in your subject area. It includes details of table contents email alerting services, updated when the journal is published, including some which automatically re-run a saved topic search. See the Finding information on the Internet guide for more information. Many electronic journals are now accessible, some duplicated in print.