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The site https://math.stackexchange.com can be seen as somewhat of a splinter from MathOverflow in which mathematics of all levels, and not just research level, is accepted.

Both sites share a large user base, and are currently hosted on the same platform.

See also:

• What's the difference between MathOverflow & Mathematics.SE? (Meta Stack Exchange)
• Differences between mathoverflow and math.stackexchange. (Meta Mathematics)

The site https://math.stackexchange.com can be seen as somewhat of a splinter from MathOverflow in which mathematics of all levels, and not just research level, is accepted.

Both sites share a large user base, and are currently hosted on the same platform.

See also:

• How is this site different from Mathematics Stack Exchange?
• What's the difference between MathOverflow & Mathematics.SE? (Meta Stack Exchange)
• Differences between mathoverflow and math.stackexchange. (Meta Mathematics)

The site http://math.stackexchange.com can be seen as somewhat of a splinter from MathOverflow in which mathematics of all levels, and not just research level, is accepted.

Both sites share a large user base, and are currently hosted on the same platform.

The site https://math.stackexchange.com can be seen as somewhat of a splinter from MathOverflow in which mathematics of all levels, and not just research level, is accepted.

Both sites share a large user base, and are currently hosted on the same platform.

See also:

• What's the difference between MathOverflow & Mathematics.SE? (Meta Stack Exchange)
• Differences between mathoverflow and math.stackexchange. (Meta Mathematics)

The site http://math.stackexchange.com can be seen as somewhat of a splinter from MathOverflow in which mathematics of all levels, and not just research level, is accepted.

Both sites share a large user base, and are currently hosted on the same platform.