Mathematics Library

The Mathematics Library holds two distinct collections. The mathematics collection covers algebra, number theory, geometry, topology, statistics, and probability. The science collection consists of general and multidisciplinary materials including the history of science and technology. The library features seating and study spaces for students and researchers.

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AMS Non-Series Monographs

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SIAM Online

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Jul 15, 2026

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With generous support from the Gottschalk Foundation, a number of items in the Norman E. Alexander Library for Jewish Studies were recently repaired by the Libraries' Conservation team, including work on the bindings of several 16th-century books.

Jul 4, 2026

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"The Livingston Diploma dates back to the birth of the United States and Columbia University as we know it today. Celebrate the Fourth of July and America 250 by learning more about this very special artifact" from Professor of History Christopher Brown and University Archivist Jocelyn Wilk.

Jul 2, 2026

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A common question about the Norman E. Alexander Library for Jewish Studies is, "Where is the library located?" Answer: all across campus! A new blog series introduces which campus libraries hold which resources on Jewish studies, including the Li Lu Law Library.

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