For a brief summary of what number theory is about, see The Graduate Study in Number Theory Page at UIUC, Dave Rusin's site, Frits Beukers' page, or see the Wikipedia.
Number theorists are encouraged to supply links to their homepages (which should contain an email address), online lecture notes and talks, surveys, number theory computer programs and any other items of potential interest.
Enthusiastic workers in various branches of number theory are encouraged to prepare pages depicting state-of-the-art accounts of their subjects, with lists of workers - past and present, outstanding problems, encyclopaedic references to papers and books. Three examples: (i) Michael Mossinghoff's pages on Lehmer's Problem, (ii) Chris Caldwell's The Prime Pages and (iii) Andrej Dujella's Diophantine m-tuples page.
Any suggestions regarding additions or improvements to these pages are welcome and should be forwarded to Keith Matthews at webmaster@numbertheory.org
Please note that I do not respond to emails sending me "proofs" of FLT, the 3x+1 conjecture or other items that are of little significance.
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Last modified 4th December 2009