Advanced Studies in Pure Mathematics (ASPM)
Mathematical Society of Japan

There are two ways to prepare an ASPM article in TeX:
(I)  AmSLaTeX (with LaTeX2e) using aspmproc.sty (customized for to each volume),
or
(II) AmSTeX using aspm.sty (customized for each volume).
A detailed explanation for each follows.
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(I) AmSLaTeX with LaTeX2e (Use aspmproc.sty customized for each volume)

* The author's name should be spelled out in full at the beginning 
  of the paper immediately after the title, while in running heads
  the first name should be given in initial only. The following in
  the input file will carry this out automatically.

      \author[T. Deguchi]{Tetsuo Deguchi}

* Here is an example of a paper with multiple authors:
\documentclass[noamsfonts]{amsproc}
\usepackage{aspmproc}

\title[Title for running head]{The full title \\
the second line of the title if any}

\author[T. Last]{Takeo Last}

%%%%%% for each of the multiple authors
\author[A. A. Last1 and J. Last2]{Alexander A. Last1 
$^{1}$\footnote{$^{1}$ 
The research was carried out while the author was
visiting the University of xxx under 
an yyy Visiting Fellowship.
Partial support from zzz, grant u000 is also gratefully 
acknowledged.}
and Jan Last2}
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\address{
Department of Mathematics\\
the University of xxx \\
location\\
country
}
%%%%%% for each of the multiple authors
\address{
{\rm Alexander A. Last1}\\
Department of Mathematics\\
the University of xxx \\
location\\
country
\\
{\rm Jan Last2}\\
Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics\\
yyy University\\
location, country}
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\rcvdate{January 17, 1995}% to be supplied by the volume editor
\rvsdate{October 23, 1995}% to be supplied by the volume editor

\thanks{Partially supported by *****}

\dedicatory{Dedicated to Professor ASPM}

\setcounter{firstpage}{165} % to be supplied by the volume editor
\setcounter{lastpage}{196}  % to be supplied by the folume editor

\begin{document}

\begin{abstract}
abstract abstract abstract
\end{abstract}

\maketitle

\section{Section1}
 Body of Section 1

\newpage

\section{Section2}
Body of Section 2

\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\bibitem{1}K. Iwasawa, Iwasawa Riron.
\bibitem{2}K. Ito, Kakuritu Hennbibunn.
\end{thebibliography}

\end{document}
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(II) AmSTeX (Use aspm.sty customized for each volume)
(cf. M. D. Spivak: The Joy of TeX, 
American Mathematical Society, Providence, Rhode Island, 
(2nd printing with corrections) 1986.
(as for documentation see aspmsty.txt)
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\documentstyle{aspm}
%\input the author's own macro if any.

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\topmatter

\title
One Line Title
\endtitle

%%%%% Multiline title
\title
 First line\\
 Second line \\
 etc.
\endtitle
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\subtitle
|subtitle|
\endsubtitle

\author
  Takeo Last
\endauthor

\dedication
  Dedicated to Professor M. KKK on his 70th birthday
\enddedication

\address
  Department of Mathematics
  xxx University 
  location
  country
\endaddress

%%%%%% for each of the multiple authors
\address
\of |author|
|address|
\endaddress
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\thanks
{|thanks|}
\endthanks

\abstract
{
|abstract|
}
\endabstract

\date{Received September 25, 1995}\enddate %to be supplied by the volume editor
\date{Revised December 8, 1995}\enddate    %to be supplied by the volume editor

\firstpage=276 %to be supplied by the volume editor
\lastpage=284  %to be supplied by the volume editor
 
\setheadline %for running heads
{T. Last}  %the author's name for odd-numbered pages
{One line title} %for even-numbered pages


\endtopmatter
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\document
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Body of the paper

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%%%Automatically numbered sectioning commands:
\chapter{First Chapter}
\section{First section}
\subsection{First subsection}
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%%%Manually numbered sectioning commands
\Chapter{}{General Setting}
\Section{\S A.}{Appendix}
\Subsection{A-1.}{First matter}
\Paragraph{1.1.} First, we recall elementary facts on...
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%%%Theorem, Proposition, Corollary, Lemma, etc.
\proclaim{Theorem 1}
This is a short theorem.
\endproclaim
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%%%Remark
\demo{Remark\/ $1.1$}
This part is roman.
\enddemo
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%%%Proof
\Proof
This is the proof.
\QED
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%%%Space and caption for an automatically numbered figure
\figure{5.0cm}
{This is the first figure.}%caption
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%%%Space and caption for a manually numberd figure
\Figure{5.0cm}{Figure 1}
{This is the only one figure.}%caption
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The following and many other AmSTeX commands can be used as in amsppt.sty:
\cite
\roster
etc., except \cdots, \ldots, which are as in plain TeX.
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References 
The following commands are available (cf. Joy of TeX, Appendix B):
\no, \key, \by, \manyby, \bysame, \paper, \paperinfo, 
\jour, \vol, \issue, \yr, \toappear, \page, \pages, 
\book, \inbook, \bookinfo, \publ, \publaddr, \finalinfo, 
\moreref
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Examples:
%%%References (numbered)
\Refs
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\ref
\no 1
\by First1 Last1
\paper Title1
\jour Adv.\ Studies of TeX
\vol A-101 \issue No. 3 \yr 1989
\pages 99--111
\endref
%
\ref
\no 2
\by First2 Last2
\paper Title2
\jour Adv.\ Studies of TeX
\vol A-101 \issue No. 3 \yr 1989
\pages 99--111
\endref
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%%%References (keyed)
\maxkey[L1-L2-La3]
\Refs
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\ref
\key L1
\by First1 Last1
\paper Title1
\jour Adv.\ Studies of TeX
\vol A-101 \issue No. 3 \yr 1989
\pages 99--111
\endref
%
\ref
\key L1-L2-La3
\by First1 Last1, First2 Last2 and First3 Last3
\paper Title2
\jour Adv.\ Studies of TeX
\vol A-101 \issue No. 3 \yr 1989
\pages 99--111
\endref
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