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Selected Physics Internet Resources

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What's New in Science & Engineering?
Science & Engineering Library Resources
Related Baylor Links
Online Journals
Discussion Newsgroups & Listservs
Professional Organizations
Employment & Graduate Program Links
Physics on the WWW
Last Resort Research Assistance

Science & Engineering Library Resources

The following database resources are available in the Science/Engineering library:

Applied Science and Technology Index - provides information in many different areas including physics.
McGraw-Hill Science & Technology Reference Set
Electronic version of the McGraw-Hill Concise Encyclopedia of Science & Technology (2d ed.) and the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Science & Technology (1992). Very basic database, contents exactly the same as the print editions of the resources. The biggest advantage of the electronic version is the use of hyperlinks to navigate through related materials without having to flip pages or 'lose the page of origin'.
CIP (Classroom Instructional Program)
If you've tried all of our other suggestions, and still need more help or information, we have one last ray of hope. Please ask at the Science/Engineering Reference Desk on the 2nd floor of the Jones Library or call x2330 to make an appointment with a librarian for research assistance. DIALOG's CIP offers more than 400 files and is available to Baylor faculty and students free of charge when searches are curriculum related.

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Related Baylor Links

Baylor University Department of Physics

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Selected Online Journals

These journals provide, electronically, a selection of full-text, abstracts, and table of contents for publications in the area of Physics.

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Discussion Newsgroups & Listservs

Newsgroups
To access newsgroups for various areas of physics, use the Newswatcher software. The following are examples of groups which are available:
- sci.physics
  sci.physics.research
Listservs
Another means for exchanging useful information within the physics discipline using e-mail. The following are examples of listservs available:
- PHYSICS
  E-Mail listserv@vm.marist.edu with the following in the body of the message: sub PHYSICS your name
- PHYSIC-L
  E-Mail listserv@vm.tau.ac.il with the following in the body of the message: sub PHYSIC-L your name
- PHYSICS-L: Physics Faculty Information
  E-Mail listserv@american.edu with the following in the body of the message: sub PHYSICS-L your name
- PHYS-STU
  E-Mail listserv@uwf.cc.uwf.edu with the following in the body of the message:sub PHYS-STU your name

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Professional Organizations

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Employment & Graduate Program Links

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Physics on the World Wide Web

Reference Services & Tools
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Online Courses & Simulations
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Data Repositories
- Astrographic Catalogue and AC 2000 Home Page
- BUSPACE
- CDF - Collider Detector at Fermilab
- D-Zero Experiment - Fermilab National Accelerator Lab
- Experiments Online: Home Pages of HEP Experiments
- Fusion Ignition Research Experiment - Princeton Plasma Research Lab
- High Energy Physics Experiments
- Mathematical Physics Preprint Archive - U Texas
- MIT Plasma Science & Fusion Center Preprints
- Physics Preprints at CERN
- SPIRES HEP Database - incl. preprints, e-prints, tech. rpts., etc
- xxx.lanl.gov e-Print archive
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Please contact Kenneth Carriveau with URL information for web sites you think would make good additions to these pages.

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