Belgian Mathematical Society

Somewhere around 1921 and 1946 as minutes of the gatherings of the Belgian Mathematical Society. These give a fascinating and nostalgic perspective of the introduction of the Society and of the connection of scientific exploration at the time. The principal page is dated 14.3.1921, and presents the choice to make a  The following meeting accumulated 22 individuals for selection of impermanent standards and two addresses, by A. Errera and Th. De Donder. The official statutes were received in November and the name ``Circle'' was supplanted by ``Society’ ‘in January 1922.These articles survived changes in the statutes in 1923 and 1936. As far as anyone is concerned, they were not authoritatively changed before ... 1998. The truth of the matter is that no one worried about the statutes (or thought about them) - notwithstanding when the month to month gatherings vanished for absence of members in the seventies, or when the participation charge rose to the (still shoddy) measure of 600 francs. The last article determines that if there should arise an occurrence of end of the general public, ``the resources are given to poor people''.

Since 1994, the Society has another arrangement of its Bulletin, originating from the merger of the two arrangements and of another diary, Simon Stevin (globalization is wherever in Europe). The Bulletin distributes 5 issues for every year, and all things considered one supplement.