arXiv.org and Physics Education

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Main Author: Ramlo, Susan
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2007
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contents arXiv.org and Physics Education Ramlo, Susan Physics Science Instruction Web Sites Access to Information Journal Articles Mathematics Computer Science Sciences Biology Archives Information Sources The website arXiv.org (pronounced "archive") is a free online resource for full-text articles in the fields of physics, mathematics, computer science, nonlinear science, and quantitative biology that has existed for about 15 years. Available directly at http://www.arXiv.org, this e-print archive is searchable. As of Jan. 3, 2007, arXiv had open access to 401,226 e-prints in the topic areas. Those who sign up for an ID and password can also sign up for daily submission abstract emails for specific subject classes of arXiv, including physics education, physics and society, and history of physics. Founded and developed by Paul Ginsparg when he was at Los Alamos National Laboratory, arXiv's original name was the LANL preprint archive or xxx.lanl.gov. The location and name changed after Ginsparg moved to the physics department at Cornell University. Today, arXiv is hosted and operated by Cornell University library. Mirror sites for arXiv exist worldwide.
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Physics
Science Instruction
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Journal Articles
Mathematics
Computer Science
Sciences
Biology
Archives
Information Sources
arXiv.org and Physics Education Ramlo, Susan Physics Science Instruction Web Sites Access to Information Journal Articles Mathematics Computer Science Sciences Biology Archives Information Sources The website arXiv.org (pronounced "archive") is a free online resource for full-text articles in the fields of physics, mathematics, computer science, nonlinear science, and quantitative biology that has existed for about 15 years. Available directly at http://www.arXiv.org, this e-print archive is searchable. As of Jan. 3, 2007, arXiv had open access to 401,226 e-prints in the topic areas. Those who sign up for an ID and password can also sign up for daily submission abstract emails for specific subject classes of arXiv, including physics education, physics and society, and history of physics. Founded and developed by Paul Ginsparg when he was at Los Alamos National Laboratory, arXiv's original name was the LANL preprint archive or xxx.lanl.gov. The location and name changed after Ginsparg moved to the physics department at Cornell University. Today, arXiv is hosted and operated by Cornell University library. Mirror sites for arXiv exist worldwide.
title arXiv.org and Physics Education
topic Physics
Science Instruction
Web Sites
Access to Information
Journal Articles
Mathematics
Computer Science
Sciences
Biology
Archives
Information Sources
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ892025