Caltech Guide to Math Resources has a good collection of pointers to quality sites.

The huge Penn State Mathematics site has information on many fields within mathematics.

The U.C. Berkeley site includes courseware, pointers to inet libraries, lecture notes, seminars, and software.

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library of Mathematics has info on specialized fields (topology, cryptography, optimization, etc), academic departments, miscellaneous math societies and institutes, pointers to commercial software, newsgroups, nice collection of preprints pointers, electronic journals

U. Tennessee Knoxville Mathematics Archives WWW Server

Mathematical Constants, by Steven Finch, provides constants and algorithms for their generation.

The reclusive Dr. TP's list of www sites for numerical methods:

Amara Graps' list of science links

Catalog of Math Resources, By M. Maheswaran, University of Wisconsin Marathon Center, is another large site, with a sizeable section on Applied Mathematics.

Alan Miller's page provides a collection of code for least squares, random number generation, quadruple precision, and for various statistical purposes. All of this code is written in Fortran 90.

Google's numerical analysis index

S. Baum's site has a wide variety of links to mathematical and scientific software.

C++ Resources for NA

Indices:

The Object-Oriented Numerics page has pointers to C++ libraries and classes.

The The Blitz++ Numerical Library Project is a C++ template class library for scientific computing.

Trumphurst FAQ on C++ Libraries

See also Skip Carter's page.

See also Roldan Pozo's page.

Individual C libraries in Netlib :

Also see Joerg Arndt's web page on FFT code, at Transforms (FFT, etc) and digital signal processing (DSP)

Fortran Resources for NA

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