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Resources

Math (learn and write)

Learn

πŸ’» ArXiv Free distribution service of articles. Mailinglists by area. Also: you can download the source file (.tex) from an article submitted there.
🌐 MathOverflow & Math StackExchange Question and answer sites for professional mathematicians and people studying math, respectively.
🌐 Connected Papers It shows you related papers to one specific one in a visual form.
🌐 MathSciNet To find papers that cite the paper you're reading.
🎞️ Coursera, Youtube To find Math talks and courses in video format. There are many websites for this.
✍️ Terence Tao’s blog Discussion on many topics of Math around his research, but there is also a section called β€œCareer Advice”.

Type

πŸ’» Latex Find the way you like it. Texstudio, Overleaf, etc.
πŸ’» Mathpix The inverse function of Latex. You upload a pdf or image and returns the tex script.
πŸ’» deTexiFy Draw a symbol in Detexify and it will tell you how to write it in Latex.
πŸ–₯️ Lyx Alternative to Latex with a graphical interface.
πŸ“” Mathematical Writing Style of Math writing. It’s overkill, but the first 8 pages are very useful. ****
πŸ‘©β€πŸ’» Grammarly It helps with writing in English, great for emails.
πŸ’» iLovePDF Website to convert pdf to whatever and whatever to pdf. Also reorganize pages, etc.

Communicating Math

πŸ“‰ How to give a good maths talk Fun slides by Euan Spence.
πŸ“„ How to write Mathematics by Almos A reflection (22 pages).
🎞️ How to write mathematics badly Recorded talk by Jean Pierre Serre.
πŸ‘₯ People Strategies: watching talks, practicing talks with others

Organization: time & material

Time and tasks

πŸ“… Calendars β€œSometimes it also helped me to put "time to work on my project" explicitly in my calendar not to get overwhelmed by seminars and stuff”.
πŸ—“οΈ Planners Paper or digital. **
🍎 Forest /Pomodoro Apps to help stay focused.
β˜‘οΈ Task/project manager To-do list, Google tasks, Trello, Notion (overkill), etc.

Material

πŸ“ For paper: folder, tags, indexing Think about how or if you want to organize your printed papers or notes/thoughts (by topic, chronologically, etc).
πŸ“ For digital material: folder, tags, names Same. Regarding your choice, try to make advantage of your decision.
🎞️ Apps for taking notes Typed: OneNote, Evernote, Obsidian (overkill). Digital handwriting: GoodNotes for iPad, etc.
✍️ blog, πŸ“„ pdf, πŸ“‰
πŸ’» Reference manager Mendeley/Zotero/etc are very useful for many people probably not in Math. Having one tex file with all the references.
πŸ“„ Report of our Round table on organization

How to Ph.D. (besides Math)

General information