Information about past mathematicians is available from Trinity College, Dublin as well as St. Andrews , which also has pictures . More pictures are found at NYU . More math history is at Clark University , and another site specializes in women mathematicians . The Mathematical Association of America , the American Mathematical Society , and the International Mathematical Union are all online. Another institution with extensive online math offerings is the Univ.
State has additional math software links.
Pi-Search , which will see if your phone number occurs in the first million or so digits of pi, and the charming home page of Eve Anderssen , which will lead you to her pi trivia quiz. Douglas Zare has a challenging set of contest problems for undergraduates. John Baez produces a weekly essay on mathematical physics. Clifford Pickover offers computer art, virtual caverns, and information on his books. The best web site for geometry is the Geometry Forum homepage .