Category:American Mathematical Society members

The American Mathematical Society (AMS) is a professional organization founded in 1888 to promote mathematical research and education in the United States. Originally established as the New York Mathematical Society, it was renamed and expanded to its current national scope in 1894. The society publishes mathematical journals, organizes conferences, and provides various services to the mathematical community including career resources and advocacy for mathematics funding.

Membership in the AMS includes professional mathematicians, graduate students, and others involved in mathematical research and education. The organization serves as the primary professional body for mathematicians in the United States, with members representing universities, government laboratories, private industry, and other institutions where mathematical work is conducted.

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