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http://eprints.rclis.org/4043/ MathSci De Robbio, Antonella HL. Databases and database Networking. H. Information sources, supports, channels. DI. Science libraries. This paper shows the prestigious mathematics database MathSci, produced by American Mathematical Society (AMS). It is an indexing resource that deals with the whole literature about mathematics. The subject involved in referred to mathematical sciences and others relating such as Statistics, Information science, Operative research and Mathematics Physics. Moreover it indexes sciences related to applied mathematics such as Astronomy, Astrophysics, Biology, Compartmental Sciences, Thermodynamics, Warm transforming, Computer science, Economics, Mechanics of liquids, Information and Communication sciences, Particles mechanics, Mechanics of solids, Operating research, Electromagnetism, Quantity mechanics, Relativity theory, Statistics physics, Structure of material, Statistics, System theory and Control theory. This big database has about 1.300.000 records (with 50.000 citations of CMP): in fact, every year about 60.000 new data go into it. In addition, about 2.300 international mathematics journals, 7500 books, proceedings, Ph.D degrees and even technical reports yearly are selected all over the world among all professional literature for this specific database. To sum up, MathSci has a large coverage from 1940 to nowadays. Burioni 1997 Journal article (Unpaginated) PeerReviewed text/html en http://eprints.rclis.org/4043/1/MatSchi.html De Robbio, Antonella MathSci. ESB Forum, 1997. [Journal article (Unpaginated)]