 %%%%% osutest.tex Test and demo file for osumrip.sty %%%%%
 %% Version of Mar 1991
 %% Ohio State Math Research Institute Proceeding volumes
 %% Please read this carefully and use a 
 %% copy of it as a skeleton for your article.
 
 %  \input amstex.tex  %% AmSTeX is optional 
 %  \input amsppt.sty  %% Not recommended; needs amstex.tex
    \input osumrip.sty %% Compulsory! (can be replaced by the 
                       %%  complex publisher style osudeG.sty)

 %% Load AMS Math fonts if desired
 \input amssym.def \input amssym.tex

 %% put your private definitions in the article header! E.g.:
   \def \C {\Bbb C} \def \R {\Bbb R} 

 %%% Graphics initialisation to incorporate graphics 
 %% specified by EPSFs (Encapsulated PostScript Files)
 %% This is a single command depending on your "dvi-to PostScript"
 %% printer driver.  Examples:
 % \SetTexturesEPSFSpecial % Textures by Blue Sky Research (Barry Smith)
 % \SetUnixCoopEPSFSpecial % early unix dvi2ps
   \SetRokickiEPSFSpecial  % dvips by Tom Rokicki
 % \SetOzTeXEPSFSpecial    % OzTeX by Andrew Trevorrow
 % \SetArborEPSFSpecial    % ArborTeX DVILASER/PS
 %%% Do you want the bounding box marked? (for proofing)
   \ShowFigureFrames 
 % \HideFigureFrames 

 %% NB Blank lines under the various titles, headings, proclamations etc.
 %% below are compulsory
 
 \H            The article title which may be quite long\\
                    and be broken into two lines
 
                       A. U. Thor  
 
 \HH A heading
 
   Text...
 
  More text...
 
  Text with a footnote\footnote{*}{Please consult the author guidelines
 in osuguide.tex for more details}...
 
 \HHH A subheading
 
   Still more text... Note that punctuation after the subheading is
 supplied automatically.  Similarly for theorem headings etc.
   
 \th Theorem 1
 
 The statement of the theorem involving math $ax^2+bx^2+cx+d=\sqrt{y}$ etc.
 \endth  
 
 \pf Proof
 

 Text of the proof which may have several parts with visible end-of-proof
 marks.
 \Nr{1)} If $x\ge0$, then \dots \qed
 \Nr{2)} If $x<0$, then  \dots 

 \df Definition
 
 The \Em {universal immersive factorization} 
 of a nondegenerate simplicial map is... 
 \enddf
 
 \pf Proof of 1 (concluded)
 
 More argument in display with \em{tricky} end-of proof mark:  
 $$\int_{-\infty}^\infty XXXXXXX\,dx\prose.\eqno\qedbox$$  
 \endpf

 \rk Remark

 A remark with citation \cite{Th1,\S8}... \endrk
 %%
 %% A typical electronic picture specification is
 \midinsert
   \centerline{\BoxedEPSF{osutest.eps scaled 800}}
   \FigureTitle{Figure A}
 \endinsert
 %% osutest.eps is an Encapsulated PostScript File;
 %% for more details read BoxedEPSF.doc
 
 \eg Example  
 
 Consider the knot in Figure A.  It should have printed exactly within
 its FigureFrame, which we show for proofing purposes. To hide the
 FigureFrame, uncomment the NoFigureFrames command in the preamble of
 this \TeX\ file.  We can also print a small inline copy \epsfxsize=20pt
 \BoxedEPSF{osutest.eps} of the knot.

 Examples and remarks are formatted identically in the preprint, but
 could well be formatted in an distinctive fashion by the publisher.
 \endeg

 Text in a display should usually be separated from surrounding
 math by a quad of space.  Note also the use of the prose macro
 to offset punctuation in a display.
 $$ x - x = 0 \quad\text{for all}\quad x \in \R\prose. $$

 \HHH Itemization 

 Itemization should use our Item and ItemItem macros for the following reasons:
 \Roster
 \Item{(i)} they look better;
 \Item{(ii)} they are required by the publisher's style.
 \endRoster

 Long itemizations should use the Nr macro instead of the Item macro.
 See osuguide.tex for more details. 

 \Bib        Bibliography
 
 %% No styling. AMS conventions for order and punctuation.

 \rf {Th1}   W.P. Thurston,  The geometry and topology of 3-manifolds,
Princeton University Lecture Notes 1978.
 
 \rf {Th2}    W.P. Thurston, 
 
 \endBib
 
 \Coordinates
  paper mail address\\
  more of it\\
  last address line
 
 Email: electronic mail address (optional)
 \endCoordinates
 

 \end
 
   
 
