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%% This is file `Mem-Checklist.tex'
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%% Copyright 2017 American Mathematical Society.
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\enlargethispage{1\baselineskip}
\section{A checklist for using the \Memos\ class}\label{sec:scheck}
\begin{itemize}
\item \Memos{}
are published both in print and online. In order to expedite
processing, the following restrictions are placed on
\Memos\ articles:
\begin{itemize}
\item Only ``public'' macro packages (packages available from
\href{http://www.ctan.org/search.html}{CTAN}, the Comprehensive
\TeX\ Archive Network) may be used.
\item Other macro definitions must be embedded in the preamble of
the main file. Electronic files must
be able to be processed
independently with all macros (not entire macro files) included.
\item Macros should be defined with \ttcs{newcommand}, not with \ttcs{def}.
\end{itemize}
\item \the\AddHyperref
\item Academic or other \textbf{affiliations} should be provided.
Addresses are not included in the print version but are displayed
in the on-line Abstract page. Use \ttcs{address}, \ttcs{curraddr},
and \ttcs{email} as provided in the template.
\item \Memos\ must contain an \textbf{abstract}.
The main purpose of the abstract is to enable readers to take in
the nature and results of the article quickly. \textit{Zentralblatt}
publishes authors' abstracts instead of reviews, so the abstract may also
appear there. The abstract should contain no text references to the
bibliography unless the bibliographic reference is fully supplied. For
example, [3] is meaningless to the reader once the abstract is separated
from the \Memo. The abstract may comprise multiple paragraphs
and include displayed material if appropriate. The length of the abstract
depends primarily on the length of the \Memo\ itself and on the
difficulty of summarizing the material, but an upper limit of about
300 words is suggested.
\item \the\GrantsThanks
\item Unmarked, unnumbered \textbf{footnotes} on the abstract page of
a \Memo{}
should include primary classification numbers according to the
2010 Mathematics Subject Classification scheme (\url{www.ams.org/msc})
(required); grant information (optional); and key words and phrases
describing the subject matter of the \Memo\ (optional).
Formatting is automatic when using the AMS style files.
\item Use a \textbf{driver file} and
put the source code for each chapter in a separate file, using
\verb+\include+ (not \verb+\input+) to pull them together into a single document.
\item \the\ChapterRight
\item \the\ChapterTitleUC
\item \the\RunHeadMM
\item The title and copyright pages are for information only, so that
a printed copy can be associated with the correct author(s). The final
copy will be prepared at the AMS using the information you have provided.
\item \the\BiblioBooks
\item \the\ConsentToPublish
\end{itemize}
\endinput
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