UCL Press is an open access university press established in 2015 that publishes scholarly monographs, edited collections, student textbooks, and academic journals. Its publications are available to read and download free of charge.
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In Parenthesis helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
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0UCL Press is an open access university press established in 2015 that publishes scholarly monographs, edited collections, student textbooks, and academic journals. Its publications are available to read and download free of charge.
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0Book Gold Mine collects free e-books, lectures, notes and other documents across subjects including biology, business, computer science, math and physics. Its stated mission is to serve visitors a large collection of quality e-books, lectures, notes and other kinds of documents at no cost to the user.
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0Tank Archives helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
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A quotations collection holding around 29,802 entries in 30 indexed collections, arranged by subject, author and other categories. It includes a general index and a search tool. The site has been online since 1994 and states it avoids advertising.
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0LibreTexts is a non-profit open education resource platform for creating, customizing and sharing textbooks, adaptive homework and ancillary materials. It offers 17 subject libraries and over 2,000 textbooks, supports remixing chapters into custom textbooks, and includes the ADAPT homework system with a shared question bank.
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0A blog listing undergraduate and basic graduate textbooks and lecture notes for studying pure mathematics or statistics. It organizes material into stages, from elementary topics through analysis, algebra, topology and optional subjects, and is addressed to beginners who want to learn mathematics.
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