Links
You can find here links to webpages that I tend to visit, either because they are really useful, or just because I like them.
Websites of mathematical interest
| Set Theory Talks, information about set theory talks, conferences and seminars around the world. |
 | Shelah's archive, the list of all his publications, articles or books alike. |
| Booles' Rings, an innovative website designed to encourage interaction through the web between mathematicians. |
 | The Mathematics Genealogy Project, an ambitious project for tracking the "genealogy" (here, the Ph. D. thesis supervisor plays the role of "father") of mathematicians. |
 | Logic around the World, an enormous resource database for research in Mathematical Logic. |
| I am a big fan of MathOverflow, an innovative web platform for interaction between mathematicians by means of a question-and-answer format. I am actually a registered user: | |
 | El Irracional ("The Irrational") is quite similar to MathOverflow, but in Spanish language. In it, I am an "editor" (which just means that I have some administrative privileges). |
 | The complete works of P. Erdös. |
 | The MacTutor History of Mathematics archive, containing plenty of famous mathematicians' biographies. |
Academic Institutions
 | My current institution: Mathematics Department, University of Michigan. |
 | Centre for Mathematical Sciences at UNAM, Morelia, México. |
Department of Mathematics & Statistics | My PhD is from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at York University. |
 | A lot of my mathematical education happened, in many ways, at the Fields Institute in Canada. |
General Interest Websites
| The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy | |
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| I really love my native language (Spanish). Here's the link to the Royal Spanish Academy of Language, and the online functionality of their Dictionary: | |||
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Procrastination
 | Piled Higher and Deeper: PhD Comics. |
| Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal. |
| Abstruse Goose |
 | XKCD: A webcomic of Romance, Sarcasm, Math, and Language. |