README.TXT of Tokyo Journal of Mathematics LaTeX Package ver1.02
International Academic Printing: Januray 8, 2010


*** Notice ***
This package is offered to you to compile the document with LaTeX normally, but if you aquire ptex or pLaTeX (with Japanese tex compiler), you will have no trouble with compiling because this package is originally made with pLaTeX.

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[Repair: Jan 8, 2010: ver 1.02]
Using for Non-Japanese users with both complilers (pLatex or other), the unit change 'zw' to 'em'.


[Repair: April 9, 2009: ver 1.01]

1) When using CMR (computer modern font) a warning message usually shows up on the screen. The warning message has been set so that it will not shown up on the screen.
2) Made a command "\subjclass" that adds the option which is to put the Year in front of the top line "Mathematics Subject Classification" at the bottom of the title page in the footnote.
3) The headline of keywords changed to "Key words and phrases" as default.
4) The top header on the title page (Tokyo J Math. Vol.xx, No.x, xxx) has been removed because it will be added later by the editing staff.
5) On the bottom of the title page in the footnote (Received xxx; revised xxxx) has been removed because it will be added later by the editing staff.



[Introduction]

Tokyo Journal of Mathematics editors provide LaTeX 2e users with a style's file "tjm.sty" that is designed to help them contribute papers with unifying format for a finished book.  LaTeX 2e has replaced the old version of LaTeX 2.09, so we have prepared the original style's file which is available on LaTeX 2e.


[List of contents]

tjm.sty: Tokyo Journal of Mathematics file for preparing a manuscript for submission.
sample.tex: sample file of a manuscript for submission
sample.pdf: sample PDF file with font embeded
tjm.eps: sample EPS file
readme.txt: this file


1. Preamble

Before using tjm.sty, you have to specify the class file 'article.cls' that should be based on LaTeX 2e format at the beginning of TeX source file.

\documentclass{article}

And then you can start 'tjm.sty' by using the command "\usepackage" as following.

\usepackage{tjm}

You can add style files as following.

amsmath:		To use the basic mathematical features in LaTeX
amssymb:		To use all the math symbols in the fonts
graphicx.sty:	To include PS or EPS files into the document of LaTeX 2e


** Notice **
Theorem-like environment should declare or define in the preamble but its explanation is shown as section 2.4


1.1 Title

You can use "\title" command.  Title will be printed in all bold type in the top center of the first page, and also it's automatically printed in the header of odd numbered pages.  But when the title is too long to fit in the header, you can specify the words to be used in the header by using an optional argument `[ ]'. Show as below:

\title{title}
\title[header-title]{title}


1.2 Author(s)

You can use "\author" command.  Author(s) name(s) will be printed in small capital letters in the center of the first page underneath the title, and also it's automatically printed as all capitals in header of even numbered pages. When the list of author(s) name(s) is too long to fit in the header you can specify abbreviations for names by using an optional argument `[ ]'. This commands show as follows: 

\author{author}
\author[A]{A, B and C}

** Notice **
When using the superscript in the command "\author", please write by the "Mathematical style".



1.3 Affilication(s)

You can use "\afiils" command. Affilication will be printed in italic in the center of the first page underneath the Authors' name. This command show as follows:

\affils{The University of Kokusai}

** Notice **
When using the superscript in the command "\affils", please write by the "Mathematical style".


1.4 Communicator(s)

You can use "\com" command. Communicator(s) will be printed in Roman in the center of the first page underneath the Affilication. This command show as follows:

\com{Communicated by T. Kasai}



1.5 Miscellaneous instructions

This section is how to assign the Mathematics Subject Classification, keywords and other statements, 
and then each of contents will be printed in the bottom of the first page.  These commands show as follows:

\subjclass{999EE}
\keywords{aaaa, bbb, ccc}
\support{Kokusai bunken co.jp}

** Notice **
About the command "\subjclass", you can add the year to the top of contents by using an optional argument `[ ]'.
This command shows as follows:

\subjclass[2000]{999EE}

About the keyword's name, will be "Key words and phrases" as defualt. When using "Key words", this command have to be put before the command "\keywords"

\renewcommand{\keywordsname}{Key words}


1.6 Author's address and email

`Author's address and email' is paired with each authors's information. Entering each one by one in a single column, it's printed in the bottom of the last page. You can use the command "\\" for making new paragraphs. These commands show as follows:

\authorname{Takeshi Kasai}
\address{International Academic University,\\Takadanobaba 3--8--8, Shinjuku-ku Tokyo.}
\email{kasai@bunken.co.jp}


2. Body Text

Body text starts from "\begin{document}". The text is 10pt in size and 13pt in line-spacing as default. We have arranged some various commands in body text to unify the format for the Journal style.  Available commands are as follows:


2.1 Maketitle

By this "\maketitle" command, all that you have set up in the preamble like "\title", "\author",.. will come out as actual out put, so please note that you have to put it in after "\begin{document}".


2.2 Abstract

We have arranged the abstract environment. Using this environment, the caption will be "Abstract" in bold and the text in roman through the box provided. The usage of the environment shows as follows:

\begin{abstract}
-- text -- 
\end{abstract}


2.3 Sectioning commands

In sectioning commands, you can use "\section", "\subsection" and "\subsubsection"  will be in bold with numbering. Using symbol '*' option, the number will not be counted nor printed.

\section{section}
\section*{section}
\subsection{sub-section}
\subsection*{sub-section}
\subsubsection{sub-sub-section}
\subsubsection*{sub-sub-section}


2.4 Theorem-like environment

You can use Theorem-like environment like 'Theorem', 'Lemma' or other statements.  The usage of "\newtheorem" command is the same way as the standard command of LaTeX, and so we have also added symbol `*' option none numbering and countless in the environment.

\newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}

\begin{theorem}
-- text -- 
\end{theorem}

Basically, the caption will be in the small capital letters and the text will be in roman but when using the following statements, text will be all in italic:  

Theorem
Result
Proposition
Corollary
Lemma
Claim
Conjecture
Problem
Axioms

** Notice **
About punctuations like comma, colon, semi-colon, ... etc will be also in italic too is that wrong in format. But in printing, we revise them to in roman, so please agree to that they keep in italic.



2.5 Proof environment

We have arranged the proof environment. Using this environment, the caption will be "Proof" in the small capital letters and the text will be in roman with the `qed symbol' (black outlined white square) automatically added at the right end of line.  If you want to change the caption, you can specify your own words by using an optional arugement `[ ]'.  The usage of the environment shows as follows:

\begin{proof}[option]
-- text -- 
\end{proof}


2.6 Acknowledgements

We have added the Acknowledgement environment.  Using this environment, the caption will be "Acknowledgements" in the small capital letters and the text will be in roman. The usage of the environment shows as follows:

\begin{ack}
-- text -- 
\end{ack}


2.7 Mathematical mode

We have 2 requests of you about using command in the mathematical mode to unify the Journal style.

First, when making the size of parenthesis or brace to a larger size in displaystyle, please use the "\Biggl" and "\Biggr" command instead of "\left" and "\right".

Second, about `dot'-commands that are in the AMS-LaTeX package for using in case by case situations. Below are some examples of how to use the different `dot'-commands:

1) Between commas

 $ D_1, D_2, \dots, D_n $

2) Between binary operators

 $ D_1 + D_2 \times \dots \times D_n $

3) Between only other binary operators

 $ D_1 + D_2 + \dotsb $



2.8 References

For making references to literature, will be based on 'thebibliography' environment which is standard of LaTeX, so please use `thebibliography' environment.  The "\bibitem" command has an argument which sets a label with the given `cite_key' before starting the environment and by that, a number is automatically generated in the reference. You can also specify your own words as label by using an option arguemt `[ ]'.  How to use the environment is shown as follows: 

-- text -- \cite{cite1} -- text -- \cite{cite2} -- text --

\begin{thebibliography}{99}
   \bibitem{cite1} ...
   \bibitem{cite2} ...
    .
    .
    . 
\end{thebibliography}


[Notices]

For inquiries, bug reports or comments, please contact us to the following e-mail address:
kasai@bunken.co.jp

