The value of collected works in mathematics

One of my major focuses for the math department over the next few weeks will be working on identifying collected works to add to the library collection. I owe a thanks to Dr. Hassett for reminding me how important collected works are, and to the work of Steven Rockey at Cornell for making the process easier. I will be working from his list at http://astech.library.cornell.edu/ast/math/find/Collected-Works-of-Mathematicians.cfm which he started  in the 1970′s and from The History of Mathematics from Antiquity to the
Present: A Selective Annotated Bibliography, edited by Joseph W.
Dauben: Revised Edition on CD-ROM edited by Albert C. Lewis, in
cooperation with the International Commission on the
History of Mathematics.

Now that we are all doing web2.0 content….

We’re all learning how to create new web content, but what are the best and fastest ways to process it? By Brett Bonfield — Library Journal, 10/15/2007

Titles to be checked for LSC
status (possible move to LSC) (Note: this list was generated by me,  through identifying things that are available in JSTOR. Just because they are on this list does not mean that they WILL be moved.)

 Mathematics

     

‫American
Mathematical Monthly 1894-2002

‫Annals
of Mathematics 1884-2000

‫Analyst
1874-1883

‫Bulletin
of Symbolic Logic 1995-2005

‫College
Mathematics Journal 1984-2002

‫Two-Year
College Mathematics Journal 1970-1983

‫Econometrica
1933-2003

‫Journal
for Research in Mathematics Education 1970-2000

‫Journal
for Research in Mathematics Education. Monograph 1985-1997

‫Journal
of Symbolic Logic 1936-2001

‫Journal
of the American Mathematical Society 1988-2000

‫Mathematics
Magazine 1947-2002

‫National
Mathematics Magazine 1934-1945

‫Mathematics
News Letter 1926-1934

‫Mathematics
of Computation 1960-2000

‫Mathematical
Tables and Other Aids to Computation 1943-1959

‫Philosophical
Transactions: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences 1996-2000

‫Philosophical
Transactions: Physical Sciences and Engineering 1990-1995

‫Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and ‫Physical Sciences 1934-1990

‫Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Containing Papers of a
Mathematical or Physical Character 1896-1934

‫Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London. A 1887-1895

‫Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London 1776-1886

‫Philosophical
Transactions (1683-1775) 1683-1775

‫Philosophical
Transactions (1665-1678) 1665-1678

‫Proceedings:
Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences 1996-2000

‫Proceedings:
Mathematical and Physical Sciences 1990-1995

‫Proceedings
of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences
1934-1990

‫Proceedings
of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Containing Papers of a ‫Mathematical and Physical Character 1905-1934

‫Proceedings
of the Royal Society of London 1854-1905

‫Abstracts
of the Papers Communicated to the Royal Society of London 1843-1854

‫Abstracts
of the Papers Printed in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of
London 1800-1843

‫Proceedings
of the American Mathematical Society 1950-2000

‫SIAM
Journal on Applied Mathematics 1966-2001

‫Journal
of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics 1953-1965

‫SIAM
Journal on Numerical Analysis 1966-2000

‫Journal
of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics: Series B, Numerical
Analysis 1964-1965

‫SIAM
Review 1959-2000

‫Transactions
of the American Mathematical Society 1900-2000

 

Statistics

‫Advances
in Applied Probability 1969-2002

‫American
Statistician 1947-2000

‫Annals
of Applied Probability 1991-2002

‫Annals
of Mathematical Statistics 1930-1972

‫Annals
of Probability 1973-2002

‫Annals
of Statistics 1973-2002

‫Applied
Statistics 1952-2001

‫Bernoulli
1995-2000

‫Biometrics
1947-2000

‫Biometrics
Bulletin 1945-1946

Investigating archiving datasets

Great article is in this month’s D-Lib magazine. http://www.dlib.org/dlib/september07/gold/09gold-pt1.html
A group of us hope to get Anna Gold to come and work with us at Rice and HAM-TMC.