Bookmarks

MacUser Exclusives: The library has all previous MacUser Utilities. It also gives previews of what is going to come. Software Central will be available with a collection of the best shareware on the internet.
Global SchoolNet Foundation Home Page: Links kids from around the world through projects. GSN is a leader in instructional applications of telecommunications. GSN is a contributor in philosophy, design, culture, and conten of educational networking on the Internet and in the classroom. Its impact is very signifigant in the K12 community.
Math Pages: This site has over 300 articles on a large variety of mathematical topics, including number theory, combinatorics, geometry, algebra, calculus, differential equations, probability, statistics, physics, and the history of mathematics.
AMATH, Division Home Page: AMATH is a complete, self-paced, computer driven, adult level course designed as an intervention device to help those who have completed the course work in K-8 math, but cannot do the work. Most teenagers and pre-teens respond better when treated as and adult. The people at AMATH estimate that 80% of the U.S. population cannot do K-8 math at a level sufficient to do well in a high school Algebra I class.
The Parkville Magnet School home page: Parkville Center for Mathematics, Science, Computer Science has a list of links that are divided into five groups. Three of them are of particular interest they are; Math Moves, Computer Moves, and Science Moves. The links here are not always common such as, The Unofficial TI Calculator Home Page.
Math Forum Home Page: It is a virtual center for math education on the internet. This sites goal is to build a community that can be a center for teachers, students, researchers, parents, educators, citizens at all levels who have an interest in mathematics education.
CTC Math/Science Gateway: Mathematics: This site has a variety of general topics it covers in much detail, it aslo concentrates on geometry, fractals, history of mathematics, tables, constants, definitions, and mathematics software.
Geometry Activities: The site provides a way to jump to Geometry Objects, geometry operations, background, or examples; explanation of how commands are documented. The site is necessary because the geometry command is a general-purpose command to create, review, analyze, and manipulate geometry objects.
geometry BTCL command description: Has syntheses which are based on the Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics. They outline some basic aspects of teaching geometry. Accompanying activities provide practical examples for translating the Standards recommendations into classroom instruction.
Computational Geometry Resources: It gives lists in paragraph forms of good mathematics resources on the internet.
Multimedia Documents at the Geometry Center: This bookmark contains different kinds of information related to math. It covers a lot of material and it is very complex. This page has gathered information from Research pages written at the Geometry Forum to a catalogue of the geometry center. This page contains many outside links to help the user to visualize the interralionship between mathematics and computer science.
The Geometry Junkyard: These pages have a collection of usenet clippings, web pointers, lecture notes researche excerpts, open problems, geometry papers online in non-geometric locations, and other stuff related to discrete and computational geometry.; this bookmark contains a collection of usenet clipings, web pointers, lecture notes, research excerpts, and open problems related to discrete and computational geometry.
Jefferson Middle School Home Page, Oceanside - California
Symplectic Geometry. Geometry applied to convexity theorems
Umass/amherst GANG home page
geometry and topology
(clark university) Geometry: introduction
center for gravitational physics and geometry
The Geometry Junk Yard
Geometry in Action: this site collects information about discrete and computational geometry related to various areas of our every day life. Some of those areas are works related to the following: Design and manufacturing, graphics and visualization, information systems, medicine and biology, physical science, robotics , and other applications.
The Geometry Center: This page contains a series of programs design to allow the user to explore curves in the plane which can be modified. The user can also examing a mathematical model of light passing through a water droplet. This page also includes a discussion of Pascal's Theorem's terms of projective geometry. The site also allows the user to design his or her own nenperiodic tilings of the plane; it provides a game that explores the effects of negatively curved space in this pinball system , and it allows the user to discover and visualize families of Riemann surfaces with a spesiphic gruop of simmetries.
Michael T. Goodrich's page of geometry sources, conferences, etc.
Jeff Erickson's Computational Geometry Index: This bookmark contains pointers to internet resources of potential interest to computational geometry and other theorical computer scientists.
Jean-Marc Robert's Computational Geometry Home Page
Carleton Univ. Computational Geometry Resources Page: This page is a collection of other web pages related to computational geometry.
Directory of Computational Geometry Software: This page contains a list of free computational geometry programs and packages.
BRL-CAD Solid Modeling System
Computational Geometry Literature Database
The Geometry Center at the University of Minnesota, the: The Geometry Center is a mathematics research and education center at the University of Minnesota. The Center has a unified mathematics computing environment supporting math and computer science research, mathematical visualization, software develpment, application development, video animation production, and K-16 math education.
Center for Geometry Analysis Numerics and Graphics at the University of Massachussetts Amherst,: the GANG Geometry Archive is an on-line library of papers, images, animations and software connected with GANG's other research.
The Geometry Forum at Swarthmore College, the
Geometry Laboratory at NASA's Langley Research Center,: the home of surface modeling and grid generation at NASA LaRC. Software available for US government and its contractores and mey be requestede with Online forms for immediate response.
PRISME at INRIA Sophia Antipolis,: This project is dedicated to developing and studying geometric structures and algorithms, and their implementation and applications. Applications involved are mainly but not exclusively derived from robotics.
Forschengsgruppe Computergeometrie at Universität Bern,
Computational Geometry Project at the University of East Anglia,: The Computational Geometry Project is the oldest research group in Comuting Science at UEA, formed by Robin Forrest in 1974.
Geometric Modeling and Computer Graphics at the University of South Florida,: Members of the group are MS and PhD students performing research in the broad spectrum of the field.
Institute of Theoretical Computer Science at Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich, and` Queen's University: The main topics of this research group are Computational Geometry, Geometric and Distributed Data Structures, Parallel Computation and Optimization Algorithms. The concern is, to develop efficient and robust algorithms for these fields.
Computational Geometry Lab.
Computational Geometry/CS Theory: these pages have pointers to Internet resources of potential interest to computational geometers and other theoretical computer scientists.
David Eppstein's Geometry in Action.: This page collects various areas in which ideas discrete and computational geometry (meaning mainly low-dimensional Euclidean geometry) meet some real world applications. It has brief descriptions of those applications and the geometric questions arising from them, as well as pointers to web pages on the applications themselves and on their geometric connections.
Geometry page: a list of mathmatical resources found with Yahoo.
Geometry page.: its a list of mathmatical resources found with Galaxy.