The Academy of Sciences' press division has announced that the Czech digital mathematics library (DML-CZ) is set to launch a pilot project on the Internet. The project is expected to play a significant role in the development of mathematics as well as help students and other users of math research.
The mathematics library is the result of a project launched in 2005, in which a team of researchers from the Academy of Sciences and various universities participated within the Information Society programme. In the future, this library will become part of the digital libraries network created in Europe and all over the world.
The project authors opine that the digital math library meets high demands for accuracy and reliability. It can also be used for the development and management of information systems in other fields, the authors add. An international seminar on DML-CZ, digitisation of mathematical texts and digital libraries was recently held at the Charles University's Faculty of Mathematics.
