zbMATH

The most complete and longest running reviewing service in mathematics.

zbMATH, well-known under its former name Zentralblatt MATH, contains more than 3.7 million entries drawn from more than 3,000 current journals and serials and 170,000 books, with coverage across mathematics, statistics, computer sciences and the applications of these disciplines in engineering, physics, and the life sciences.

Reviews are currently written by more than 7,000 expert reviewers from all over the world, and around 120,000 new items were added in 2012. It covers the period from 1868 - in some cases from 1826 - to the present.

This database is edited by

FIZ Karlsruhe
The European Mathematical Society
Heidelberg Academy of Sciences

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For mathematicans

Always rely on zbMATH for the latest search results, as content items are uploaded daily
Search results are comprehensive, with items categorized by MSC codes, keywords, etc.
Refine your search with intuitive filters and logical operators, and formulate complex search queries with ease
Quick, accurate and complete equation formatting of complex formulae is facilitated by the integrated MathML or MathJax font rendering system
Navigate to the source material to view further information and full-texts, if available to you
Find aggregated information on authors, their citation data and collaboration networks. View research trends and publication histories on authors and research topics
Benefit from the extraction of additional useful information like mathematical software and the formula search function

For librarians

Offer your researchers the world’s most complete database in mathematics, containing reviews and abstracts from the 19th century to the present
Be confident that your data will always be up-to-date, as content is uploaded daily
Benefit from increased exposure to all mathematical content you subscribed to, as search results within zbMATH will link to your other full-text resources, for example, SpringerLink
Your patrons can quickly check access to the full-text via OpenURL/SFX functionality
Use the profile information, e.g. the journals profiles, for your own decision-making processes
24/7 access for an unlimited number of simultaneous users. No limitations on the content
Remote access allows your researchers to use zbMATH while travelling or at home

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Algebra
Number theory
Algebraic and complex geometry
Geometry
Topology
Lie theory and generalizations

Analysis
Functional analysis and applications
Partial differential equations
Mathematical physics
Probability and statistics
Combinatorics
Mathematical aspects of computer science

Numerical analysis and scientific computing
Control theory and optimization
Mathematics in science and technology
Mathematics education and popularization of mathematics
History of mathematics
Dynamical systems and ordinary differential equations

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