Online Collections

Collection of a couple of thousand tilings and patterns with some organisation. Created by Brian Wichmann and now maintained by MIT Libraries. Additions from 2024.

The LMFDB is a database of mathematical objects arising in number theory and arithmetic geometry that illustrates some of the mathematical connections predicted by the Langlands program. It does have visualizations for the functions.

The entire source code is available on Github.

Searchable database of “interesting” graphs, where here a graph is interesting if one of the (registered) users of the website decides so. It also aims to serve as a central repository for complete lists of graphs (which can be downloaded in several formats) of various graph classes and the generators that can be used to generate these graphs. Registered users can add new graphs.

Online 3D models of Singular Algebraic Surfaces. Each illustration comes with the name of the surface, the equation defining it, and an animated picture where you can see the surface rotating.

A collection of geometry models. Each model comes with a mathematical description of the object, an illustration and downloadable source code. As the website relies on Java it is now hard to browse the collection.

Contains a gallery of illustrations of mathematical concepts ranging through all areas of mathematics, a catalogue of math related exhibitions as well as films, 3D printable files, and other medias.

Maths pictures contain a mathematical description of their content. Authors also have the possibility to include the necessary files to reproduce them – be it high resolution pictures, equations behind them or source files for visualization programs.