Swedish Mathematical Society (Svenska Matematikersamfundet)

The Swedish Mathematical Society turned into named Svenska Matematikersamfundet. It was established in 1950 with the primary meeting taking place in June of that 12 months. the primary President of the Society changed into Arne Beurling. Discussions approximately producing a guide have been held in a meeting which took place in November 1950 whilst Beurling defined to members that there was a suggestion to supply two new global arithmetic magazines posted together by way of the Scandinavian mathematical societies, one a high-level research journal, the opposite a primary magazine involved with the teaching of arithmetic. The Swedish Mathematical Society became keen to take part in this task, however, fearing that the proposals won't materialise, also made a few preliminary plans to provide their very own magazine if essential. The second one annual meeting of the Society came about in Lund in June 1951. Further vital decisions on publishing two worldwide Scandinavian journals were taken at that meeting. The title of Mathematica Scandinavica became chosen because of the title for the excessive stage magazine by means of votes taken inside the participating mathematical societies in January 1952. The primary meeting of the editorial board was in may also and the journal became first published in 1953. Despite the fact that negotiations for the joint publication of Nordisk Matematisk Tidskrift took a touch longer to finalise, it first regarded in 1953. Ake Pleijel became the second one President of the Swedish Mathematical Society, retaining this function from 1952 to 1957.​