Library Guides: Math Guide: Journals

Journal Titles Search

Find It button

While searching for an article, you may see an icon like this:

How do I use Find It?

Click on the Find It button or link within a database to view a results page with direct links to one or more of the following:

Full text of the article
Library catalog (usually for print copies of journals)
Interlibrary loan forms (helps you request the item from another library)

Sometimes there will only be a link to the table of contents of the journal, which you can use to browse to the full text of the article.

If you already have a citation and want full text, try searching the Citation Linker.

Faculty Publications

Math Faculty Publications via ScholarWorks

Mathematics Databases

MathSciNet
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From AMS, the database offers over 2 million reviews, abstracts and articles (some fulltext) from mathematical sciences literature from 1864 to the present.

Online tutorials for this database can be found at: http://www.mathscinet.info/index.html
arXiv e-Print archive
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From Cornell University, arXiv offers Open-Source Scholarly Articles in multiple formats covering mathematics, computer science, nonlinear sciences, quantitative biology, and statistics. All fulltext from 1991 to the present.
Project Euclid
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An index to over 40 Mathematics and Statistical journals covering theoretical and applied mathematics and statistics. It contains citations from 1935 to the present including some fulltext.

Math Education Databases

ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center)
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Thousands of articles about K-12 mathematics education from scholarly research journals and trade magazines, as well as tons of lesson plans.
Education Research Complete

Interdisciplinary Databases with Math Content

Many other databases also include articles from math journals. When researching, try these additional resources.

JSTOR
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JSTOR archives and provides access to archival and current issues of more than 1,400 scholarly journals across from over 50 academic disciplines. JSTOR includes scholarly journals, conference proceedings, and primary source materials.
Web of Science
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Starting from 1898 - present, Web of Science indexes scholarly literature in the sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities, as well as proceedings of international conferences, symposia, seminars, colloquia, workshops, and conventions. Features include a cited reference searching and Author Finder.
Science Direct
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The database covers literature from scientific, technical and medical (STM) peer-reviewed journals, books, reference works, and images. In addition to providing access to "Articles in Press", the database has also added back files for many publications and now includes content begining in the early 19th century. Searches can be limited to "Mathematics" through the Subject field.
Applied Science and Technology Source
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With content from almost 800 journals, periodical coverage includes trade and industrial publications, journals issued by professional and technical societies, and specialized subject periodicals, as well as special issues such as buyers' guides, directories, and conference proceedings. Subjects covered include Applied Mathematics.
PapersFirst
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Beginning in 1993 to present, PapersFirst covers published congresses, symposia, conferences, expositions, workshops and meetings.
Complete List of Library Research Databases
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Click on the "Articles & Databases" tab to see a complete list of databases available through Albertsons Library.

Browse Journals by Subject

Setting Up Your Journal Alert Notification

An RSS feed, also known as a news feed, allows you to be alerted when new articles on the topics you're interested in are available. Most databases allow you to set up feeds on individual journals or even specific searches.

When searching for articles, look for an feed icon or a link to Feeds/Alerts and follow the specific instructions given.

Interlibrary Loan

Trying to locate a book or article not owned by Boise State? Use our

Interlibrary Loan service.

When you submit an ILL request, we will search for and borrow the item from another library.

Want to know more? Check out these ILL FAQs for more details on how the service works.

Math Guide