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The following websites are valuable resources full of information about the 
mathematician you have chosen to become for a day.  You will find 
information on the mathematicians life, his/her work, and explainations of 
his/her problems.

Internet Links


LINK #1: There are links on the lives and work of many mathematicians.
Notable Mathematicians

LINK #2: There are links to many mathematicians lives and works.  There are 
also pictures on this site.
The World Great Mathematicians

LINK #3: This is a site that includes the live, work, theroies, and 
discoveries of many mathematicians.
Famous Mathematicians  - Virtually Yours in Math:

LINK #4: This site has links to pages about many different mathematicians.
Famous Mathematicians of the Past

LINK #5: This page includes brief summaries of mathematicians lives and 
work.
Mathematicians

LINK #6: This page includes minority mathematicians from underrepresented 
groups arranged alphabetically.
Underrepresented Mathematicians

LINK #7: This page takes you to a searchable collection of biographies.
Collection of biographies

LINK #8: This site contains pictures, posters, etc for many mathematicians.  
Also included on this page are brief biographies.
Mathematician's pictures

LINK #9: This page contains famous quotes from famous mathematicians.
Quotes

LINK #10: This link has biographical information as well as information 
about mathematicians works.
Biographies and works

Other Resources

Please do not limit yourself to the websites on this webquest.  You may 
search the web and look for pages that you like that contain information 
about the mathematican you chose.  

There are also some books that may come in handy: 

Mathematicians Are People, Too: Stories from the Lives of Great 
Mathematicians by: Luetta and Wilbert Reimer.

Math Equals: Biographies of Women Mathematicians and Related Activities by: 
Teri Perl

Mathematicians Are People, Too: Stories from the Lives of Great 
Mathematicians by: Luetta and Wilbert Reimer.


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