ResearchPaperLaTeXTemplate

\input{settings}

% You can adjust the position of the Title on the first page
% by adjusting the second parameter in the line below.
\setlength{\droptitle}{-15em}


\begin{document}
	\title{Title of the Paper}
	\author{
		Author 1\\
		\small{Department of Author 1, Some University,}\\\small{Street, City, State Postal-Code, Country}\\
		\small E-mail: \href{mailto:author-1@university.com}{\texttt{author-1@university.com}}
		\and
		Author 2\\
		\small{Department of Author 2, Some University,}\\\small{Street, City, State Postal-Code, Country}\\
		\small E-mail: \href{mailto:author-2@university.com}{\texttt{author-2@university.com}}
		\and
		Author 3\\
		\small{Department of Author 3, Some University,}\\\small{Street, City, State Postal-Code, Country}\\
		\small E-mail: \href{mailto:author-3@university.com}{\texttt{author-3@university.com}}
	}
	\lhead{Author 1,\, Author 2,\, Author 3} 
	\rhead{Short Title} % Optional
	\cfoot{\thepage\ of \pageref{LastPage}}
	\newpage
	\begin{titlingpage}
		\maketitle
		\indent\indent\small\textbf{Key words:}\,\input{keywords}\\
		\indent\indent\small\textbf{AMS Subject Classification Codes:}\,\input{AMS_Classification_Codes}
		\begin{abstract}
			\input{abstract}
		\end{abstract}
	\end{titlingpage}
	\newpage
	\input{introduction}
% 	\input{definition}
%   	\input{sectionTwo}
    \newpage
    \input{References}
\end{document}