Library

Institut Mittag-Leffler maintains an extensive mathematical library.

The collections of older literature in the library are particularly fine. There is also an interesting archive with correspondence, manuscripts and other documents of Gösta Mittag-Leffler, Sofia Kovalevskaya and Karl Weierstrass. 

Participants in the institute's scientific programs have free access to the library. For all others, the library is available only on special request. Please contact us for individual visits.

You are more than welcome to borrow a book or journal from the library. Please return the book or journal in the book trolley in the main library.

Books

The institute's modern book collection is placed in the third-floor library and its gallery. To search for books in the Mittag-Leffler library, please use the Swedish electronic catalog system, LIBRIS. It maintains a common database for some 200 Swedish research libraries.
The system is customized so that books in the Mittag-Leffler library are emphasized.
 
If you choose "My libraries" the search will be restricted to our library.
The shelf mark shows in what section the book is located.
There are lists on the walls in the library indicating the shelf numbers for each section.
 
Note that there are many books older than around 150 years which are not in the LIBRIS system. For these books you have to make a search in the card catalog on the second floor.

For access to eBooks and eJournals, please contact administration@mittag-leffler.se 
 
Journals

On the shelves you may browse and read some of the major journals. The catalogue system LIBRIS displays our paper journals and their locations. In the journal library on the second floor, a folder also lists the recent paper journals alphabetically. Older volumes and journals are stored in special archives.

Electronic access is based on IP-numbers. We have the following subscriptions:

• Annals of Mathematics
• EMS
• The EMS + MSP Joint Package
• Journal of the AMS
• Mathematica Scandinavica
• MathSciNet
• Zentralblatt für Mathematik