%%% Template for files processed with jotart.cls
%%% Here, at the beginning of the file, it is preferable to record under
%%% commented lines some information on title of the article, authors, etc.
\documentclass[draft]{jotart}
% The option "draft" should be changed into "final" only after all the
% overfullrules become strictly less than 4pt
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{amssymb}
% Other package compatible with AMS-LaTeX can be used
% Theorems and the like: if needed you can add other environments of this type
% However, some of the packages conflict with the style and they will be
% removed when tha file is technically edited
%
% There are two ways for pointing out statements.
% The first one is proclaim style, for theorems, propositions, lemmas, and
% corollaries
\theoremstyle{proclaim}
\newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}[section]
\newtheorem{lemma}[theorem]{Lemma}
\newtheorem{corollary}[theorem]{Corollary}
\newtheorem{proposition}[theorem]{Proposition}
% The second one is the statement style, for definitions, remarks, examples,
% and the like
\theoremstyle{statement}
\newtheorem{remark}[theorem]{Remark}
\newtheorem{definition}[theorem]{Definition}
\newtheorem{example}[theorem]{Example}
% In exceptional cases, one may need some fancy theorems (no numbers)
\theoremstyle{fancyproclaim}
\newtheorem*{vartheorem}{ }
% Equations should be numbered with two figures, the first is the section
% number. The following two commnands make this possible.
\numberwithin{equation}{section}
\renewcommand{\theenumi}{\roman{enumi}}
% Authors macros
%
% Use of macros should confine the general rules for LaTeX. It is
% recommended to use \newcommand and \renewcommand instead of the TeX
% primitive \def
% Topmatter
\begin{document}% Do not forget this command!
% This is the volume information, described below
\issueinfo{00}{0}{0000} 
% \issueinfo{vv}{n}{yyyy}, vv is the volume, n is the number, yyyy is the year
% Information on the Editor (the editor who accepted the article)
\commby{Editor}
% Beginning and ending page; these are fixed properly when finished only
\pagespan{101}{110}
% Date of receipt of the article; leave it like this
\date{Month dd, yyyy}
% If needed, the next macro will be used; otherwise comment it out
% This is date(s) of revision(s) of the manuscript, comma separated
\revision{Month dd, yyyy}
\title[Short title]{Long title of the article}% The title of the article
% The next command can be used for dedication of the article
% If not needed, comment it out
\dedicatory{Dedicated to ...}
% The next sequence of commands is for entering the author's information.
% We give the example for three authors.
\author[Author1, Author2, {\protect \and} Author3]{Author1, Author2, {\protect
\and} Author3}
% For multiple authors, please always use the {\protect \and} sequence
\address{AUTHOR1, Department, University, Town, Zip, Country}
\email{author1@math.edu.country}
\address{AUTHOR2, Department, University, Town, Zip, Country}
\email{author2@math.edu.country}
\address{AUTHOR3, Department, University, Town, Zip, Country}
\email{author3@math.edu.country}
% In the \address environment, the authors' names should always be in capitals
% The next environment is for the abstract
\begin{abstract} 
% An abstract of at most 100 words and of about 8 rows should be included.
% The abstract should summerise the results of the paper and nothing more.
% The main purpose of the abstract is to enable the readers to take in the
% nature and results of the papers quickly and to decide whether they are
% willing to read the entire paper or not. Citation of bibliography within the
% abstract should be avoided. Do not use custom macros inside the abstract.
\end{abstract}
% The next environment is for Mathematics Subject Classification codes: 
\begin{subjclass}
% This is a list of at most 10 keywords; can be written in two acceptable ways:
% either ``code1, code2, ..., codeN.'' 
%  or ``Primary code0; Secondary code1, ...,codeN.''
\end{subjclass}
% The next environment is for keywords; there should be no more than 10
% keywords
\begin{keywords}
% Here you should include a list of at most 10 keywords comma separated 
% and ended by period.
\end{keywords}
\maketitle

% All section titles should be typed in capitals (less the math commands). 
\section*{INTRODUCTION}
% Alternatively you can use the \section{INTRODUCTION}, to get it numbered
\section{FIRST SECTION}
.
.
.
% You may use subsections, but use of subsubsections is forbidden.
.
.
.
\section{LAST SECTION}

% This environment is for acknowledgements
\begin{acknowledgements} 
%Here are the acknowledgements.
\end{acknowledgements}


% We give three examples on how to type the bibliographical items, for
% articles, books, and dissertations.
\begin{thebibliography}{99}

\bibitem{mfa} \textsc{M.F. Author}, Title of the article, \textit{J. Operator
    Theory}, \textbf{79}(2009), 123--145.

\bibitem{mfc} \textsc{M. Name, Y. Name}, \textit{Title of the Book}, Theta,
Bucharest 2004.

\bibitem{mft} \textsc{M. Student}, \textit{Title of the Dissertation}, PhD
  Dissertation, My University, My Town 2010.

\end{thebibliography}

\end{document}

