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Reciprocity Agreements Reciprocity Agreements Africa Private Bag X54001, Durban 4000, South Africa; email: [email protected]. Egyptian Mathematical Society Apply to: Prof. N. T. Bishop, Mathematics, Applied Apply to: Prof. Dr. B. I. Bayoumi (Honorary Secretary of Mathematics and Astronomy, P. O. Box 392, Unisa 0003, ETMS), c/o Prof. Dr. A.-S. F. Obada, Al-Azhar Univ., Fac. South Africa. of Sci., Dept. of Math., Nasr City 11884, Cairo, Egypt. Dues: R180.00 (One hundred eighty rands), payable to Dues: U.S. $15, payable to Egyptian Mathematical Society, the South African Mathematical Society (SAMS), c/o Prof. Al-Azhar Univ., Fac. of Sci., Dept. of Math., Nasr City N. T. Bishop (Treasurer) at the above address. 11884, Cairo, Egypt. Privileges: The right to present papers at meetings of Privileges: Receive a 60% discount on the prices of ETMS the Society; the right to receive at no additional cost: the publications, a 50% discount on the publication charge Notices of the SAMS; reduced fees at all SAMS meetings. per printed page in ETMS Journal, and reduced charge Officers: E. A. K. Bruning¨ (President), J. Baniasek (Vice- for participating at ETMS conferences. President),N.T.Bishop(Treasurer),M.S.Maharaj Officers: A.-S. F. Obada (President), M. Asaad (Vice- (Secretary). President),F.F.Ghaleb(Treasurer),B.I.Bayoumi(Secre- tary). Nigerian Mathematical Society* The Americas Apply to: Jerome A. Adepoju (Secretary), Nigerian Math- ematical Society, Department of Mathematics, University Canadian Mathematical Society of Lagos, Akoka-Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria; email: matdeplg@ Apply to: Membership and Publications Agent, infoweb.abs.net. Canadian Mathematical Society, 577 King Edward Ave., Dues: U.S. $16, payable to A. U. Afuwape (Treasurer), Suite 109, P. O. Box 450, Station A, Ottawa, On- Dept. of Maths., Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, tario, Canada K1N 6N5; email: [email protected]; Osun State, Nigeria. http://www.cms.math.ca/. Privileges: Journal of the Nigerian Mathematical Society Dues: 50% off applicable rate, payable in U.S. funds to at the price normally charged to individual members. the Canadian Mathematical Society. Officers: J. C. Amazigo (Ag. President), G. O. S. Ekhaguere Privileges: CMS Notes, access to members section on (Vice-President), A. U. Afuwape (Treasurer), J. A. Adepoju website; reductions on all CMS periodicals, publications, (Secretary). and meeting registration. Officers: Jonathan Borwein (President); Christiane Rousseau (President Elect); George Bluman, Edgar South African Mathematical Society Goodaire, Bernard Hodgson, James Mingo (Vice-Pres- Address for mail: Dr. M. S. Maharaj, Mathematics and idents); Arthur Sherk (Treasurer); Graham P. Wright Applied Mathematics, University of Durban-Westville, (Executive Director/Secretary). Summaries of the privileges available to AMS members who join under The American Mathematical Society has “reciprocity agreements” with a the terms of reciprocity agreements are given on the following pages. number of mathematical organizations around the world. A current list Members of these organizations who join the AMS as reciprocity members appears here. enjoy all the privileges available to ordinary members of the Society. AMS These reciprocity agreements provide for reduced dues for members of dues for reciprocity members are $70 for 2002 and $72 for 2003. Each these organizations who choose to join the AMS and who reside outside organization was asked to review and update its listing in the spring. An of the U.S. and Canada. Reciprocally, members of the AMS who reside asterisk (∗) after the name of an organization indicates that no response in the U.S. or Canada may join these organizations at a reduced rate. to this request had been received when the October Notices went to press. OCTOBER 2002 NOTICES OF THE AMS 1121 Reciprocity Agreements Sociedad Colombiana de Matem´aticas* Padilla (General Secretary), Isidro Romero (Secretary), Address for mail: Apartado Aero 2521, Santafe de Lino Res´endiz and Silvia Morelos (Vocal). Bogot´a, Colombia; email: [email protected]. edu.co; http://www.icfes.gov.co/socolmat/. Sociedad Uruguaya de Matem´atica y Apply to: Leonardo Rendon,´ Sociedad Colombiana de Estad´ıstica (SUME)* Matem´aticas, Apartado A´ereo 2521, Santafe de Bogot´a, Colombia. Address for mail: J. Herrera y Reissig 565, CC 30, CP 11300, Fac. de Ingenier´ıa, IMERL, Montevideo, Uruguay; Dues: U.S. $27, payable to Sociedad Colombiana de email: [email protected]. Matem´aticas. Apply to: Jos´e L. Vieitez (Presidente de SUME), at the Privileges: Free submission to the Society publications above address. (Revista Colombiana de Matimaticas´ y Lecturas Matemat- icas) and discounts for participation in Society activities. Dues: U.S. $100, payable to Jorge Blanco at the above address. Officers: Leonardo Rendon´ (President), Carlos Mej´ıa (Vice-President), Campo Elias Velosa (Secretary), Carlos Privileges: Receive PMU series and Predat series free. Julio Arrieta (Treasurer). Officers: Jos´e L. Vieitez (President), Jorge Blanco (Vice- President), Gonzalo Perera (Treasurer), F. Pelaez (Secre- tary). Sociedad de Matem´atica de Chile* Apply to: Sociedad de Matem´atica de Chile, Mar´ıa Luisa Santander 0363, Providencia, Santiago, Chile; Sociedade Brasileira de Matem´atica email: [email protected]; http://www.mat.puc.cl/ Apply to: Fernanda Job, Diretoria da SBM, Estrada Dona socmat/. Castorina–110, Jardim Botˆanico, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil, Dues: U.S. $50, payable to Sociedad de Matem´atica de 22460-320; email: [email protected]. Chile. Dues: U.S. $10, payable to Sociedade Brasileira de Privileges: Receive Gaceta de la Sociedad de Matematica´ , Matem´atica (contact: Telma Teixeira) at above address. Notas de la Sociedad de Matematica´ de Chile. Privileges: Revista Mat´ematica Universitaria´ (RMU) (two Officers: Rolando Rebolledo (President), V´ıctor Cort´es issues per year); other publications can be purchased at (Vice-President), Hern´an Burgos (Treasurer), Rodrigo a 25% discount. Bamon´ and Sergio Plaza (Secretaries). Officers: Suely Druck (President), C´esar Camacho (Vice- President), Carlos Frederico B. Palmeira (Treasurer), Elon Lages Lima (Secretary). Sociedad Matem´atica de la Republica´ Dominicana Sociedade Brasileira de Matem´atica Apply to: Isidro Rodr´ıguez, Sociedad Matem´atica de la Republica´ Dominicana, Apartado 797-2, Santo Domingo, Aplicada e Computacional* Republica´ Dominicana. Apply to: Comiss˜ao de Admiss˜ao da SBMAC, Rua Lauro Dues: U.S. $10, payable to Amado Reyes at the above Muller¨ 455, 22290, Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil. address. Dues: U.S. $30, payable to Sociedade Brasileira de Privileges: Right to receive Notimat (bimonthly newslet- Matem´atica Aplicada e Computacional. ter) and Revista Matematica´ Dominicana (twice a year). Privileges: SBMAC Bulletin and SBMAC Notices. Officers: Isidro Rodr´iguez (President), Mariana Morales Officers: Ricardo S. Kubrusly (President), Cristina Cunha (Vice-President), Amado Reyes (Treasurer), Eliseo Cabrera (Vice-President), Jaime M. Rivera (Treasurer), Rolci Cip- (Secretary). polati (Secretary). Sociedad Matem´atica Mexicana Sociedade Paranaense de Matem´atica* Apply to: Olivia Lazcano, Apartado Postal 70-450, Apply to: C. Pereira da Silva, Sociedade Paranaense de M´exico, D.F. 04510, M´exico; email: [email protected]/; Matem´atica, Caixa Postal 1261, 80001-970, Curitiba-PR, http://www.smm.org.mx/. Brasil. Dues: U.S. $25, payable to Sociedad Matem´atica Mexi- Dues: U.S. $12, payable to Sociedade Paranaense de cana. Matem´atica. Privileges: To be a regular member paying half of Privileges: Boletim da Sociedade Paranaense de Mate- the regular fee for persons living outside of Mexico. matica´ (two issues per year), Monografias da Sociedade Newsletter, Bulletin of the Mexican Mathematical Society, Paranaense de Matematica´ . or Miscelanea´ Matematica´ . Officers: C.PereiradaSilva(President),R.J.B.DeSam- Officers: Emilio Lluis-Puebla (President), Carlos Sig- paio (Vice-President), E. Andretta (Treasurer), A. Moser noret (Vice-President), Eugenio Garnica (Treasurer), Pablo (Secretary). 1122 NOTICES OF THE AMS VOLUME 49, NUMBER 9 Reciprocity Agreements Union´ Matem´atica Argentina Officers: M. A. Pathan (President), S. P. Arya (Treasurer), Apply to: Alejandro Neme, IMASL, Ave. Ejercito de los M. K. Singal (Administrative Secretary), N. K. Thakare Andes 950, 5700 San Luis, Argentina; email: uma@unsl. (Academic Secretary), R. P. Agarwal (General Secretary). edu.ar; http://[email protected]/uma/. Dues: U.S. $40, payable to Alejandro Neme. The Korean Mathematical Society* Privileges: Free subscription to Noticiero UMA and one Apply to: Ms. Jung Suk Chung, The Korean Mathematical of either Revista de la Union´ Matematica´ Argentina or Society, Korea Science and Technology Center 214, Revista de Educacion´ Matematica´ . 635-4 Yeoksam-dong, Kangnam-ku, Seoul 135-703, Korea; Officers: Felipe Zo´ (President), Jorge Solomin (Vice- email: [email protected]; http://www.kms.or.kr/. President), Alejandro Neme (Treasurer), Hugo Alvarez Dues: U.S. $40, payable to The Korean Mathematical (Secretary). Society. Privileges: Members will receive six volumes of Journal of the KMS and four volumes of Bulletin of the KMS. Asia Officers: Dong Myung Chung (President), Yong Seung Cho and Kil-Woung Jun (Vice-Presidents), Si Ho Kang Allahabad Mathematical Society* (Treasurer), Young Do Chai (Secretary). Address for mail: Allahabad Mathematical Society, 10, C. S. P. Singh Marg, Allahabad-211001, India; email: [email protected]. Mathematical Society of Japan Apply to: Allahabad
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