Mathematics Corner …

… is the name of a regular mathematics column published online as part of The Citizen Scientist, which is a bi-weekly publication of the Society for Amateur Scientists. As part of my regular web-surfing today, I found the 15th October issue which is a new beginning for the column (after around six months of silence) and sounds like it might be worth following for those of us who are keen to learn maths.

This issue contains details of the various areas of maths and includes substantial lists of recommended books in those areas – some of which are freely available online. It concludes with a promise to start exploring the Riemann hypothesis with an assumed background of only high school algebra and geometry.