Од Београдске школе Михајла Петровића Аласа до Сарајевске школе анализе

Abstract

After a short review of Mihajlo Petrović Alas, the founder of the world-famous Belgrade School of Mathematics, I will speak about the Sarajevo School of Analysis that grew out of the Belgrade School, and which consisted of Belgrade students: Vera Popović Snajder – the first female mathematician in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the author of the first scientific work published by an author born in Bosnia and Herzegovina in Comptes Rendus de l’Academie des Sciences de Paris (1931), academician Mahmut Bajraktarevic, first Doctor of Mathematical Sciences in Bosnia and Herzegovina (acquired a doctorate at Sorbonne University) and professors Sefkija Raljevic, Milenko Stekovic, academician Branislav Martic, and, particularly, academician Manojlo Maravic, who at the end of the war and the studies started his academic career as the first assistant at the Institute of SAN (Serbian Academy of Sciences) and assistant to Jovan Karamata, by whom I am a descendant of the Belgrade School as well.