Swedish Mathematical Society

The Swedish Mathematical Society, which was established in 1950, has roughly 500 individuals right now. The Swedish Mathematical Society (SMS) is an unattached non-benefit association. Its motivation is to represent the advantage of arithmetic by enhancing the national and global contacts between expert mathematicians and by disseminating the data concerning the developing meaning of science in the world.The exercises of the general public are driven by its organization Board comprising of chose deliberate delegates. The participation charge for 2005 was SEK 200. SMS is a part society of the European Mathematical Society (EMS). Individuals from SMS can get to be singular individuals from EMS through SMS.SMS organizes the pre-winter meeting and the yearly meeting and distributes the Newsletters three times yearly. SMS is dynamic in supporting youthful mathematicians through the Wallenberg prize, Knut och Alice Wallenbergs stiftelses resefond and Mats Esséns minnesfond. Notwithstanding being a part association for expert mathematicians, SMS participates different associations and masterminds a few exercises, for example, Education Days, Mathematics Competitions and Sonja-Kovalevsky-Days, for secondary teachers and understudies.