%%�The class cedram-aif is just a wrapper around amsart.cls (version 2)
%% implementing the layout of the journal, and some additionnal
%% administrative commands. 
%% Class options:
%% An option is available: "francais" for a paper written in French.
%% Another option is, if you come from amsart.cls and want to have
%%  your \subsection's act as a paragraph: SubsectAsParagraph
%% If you want your float counters (table, figure) to run continuously
%%  over the whole article: NoFloatCountersInSection
%% Ditto equations: NoEqCountersInSection
%% For using the same counter for everything (except floats, that is:
%%  theorems, subsections, equations), in the form <section>.<sub>:
%%  OneCounterForEverything
%% There is one option summarizing the last three:
%%  AmsartStyle=NoFloatCountersInSection+OneCounterForEverything+SubsectAsParagraph
%% \documentclass[AmsartStyle]{cedram-aif}
\documentclass{cedram-aif}

%% Here you might want to add some standard packages if those
%% functionnalities are required.
%\usepackage{hyperref}
%\usepackage{graphicx}
%\usepackage[matrix,arrow,tips,curve]{xy}
% ...

%% User definitions if necessary...  Such definitions are forbidden
%% inside titles, abstracts or the bibliography.
%\newcommand{\la}{\longrightarrow}
% ...

%% A bunch of theorems are predefined. The rationale is that the
%% environment name is made up with the fourth first letters of the
%% label (theo, exam, rema, coro, conj, etc.; asterisked (unnumbered)
%% versions exist too (theo*, etc.)
%% If you have another naming scheme, you might  want to use:
%\equalenv{remark}{rema}
%% which makes "remark" act as the predefined "rema".

%% The title of the paper: amsart's syntax. 
\title
%% The optionnal argument is the short version for headings.
[Wiles' problem]
%% The mandatory argument is for the title page, summaries, headings
 %% if optionnal void.
{On one of first\\ Wiles' problems}

%%�The French title of the paper.
\alttitle{Sur l'un des premiers probl\`emes de Wiles}

%% Authors according to amsart's syntax + distinction between Given
%% and Proper names:
\author{\firstname{Pierre} \middlename{W.} \lastname{Fermat}}

%% Do not include any other information inside \author's argument!
%% Other author data have special commands for them:
\address{University of Paris\\ 
Dept. of pure and applied mathematics\\
2400 Clarksville st.\\
Paris, TX 75460 (USA)}

%% Current address, if different from institutionnal address
\curraddr{Universit\'e de Paris XI\\
Facult\'e des sciences d'Orsay\\
91405 Orsay cedex (France)}

%% e-mail address
\email{p.w.fermat@u-paris.tx.edu}

%% possibly home page URL (not encouraged by journal's style)
\urladdr{http://www.fermat.org/}

%% Acknowledgements are not a footnote in
%% \author, but are given apart:
\thanks{The author thanks the community for tremedous support.}


%% If co-authors exist, add them the same way, in alaphabetical order
%\author{\firstname{Joseph}  \lastname{Fourier}}
%\address{Universit\'e de  Grenoble\\
% Institut Moi-m\^eme\\
% BP74, 38402 SMH Cedex (France)}
%\email{fourier@fourier.edu.fr}

% Key words and phrases:
\keywords{isotriviality, log-selfishness, Gau\ss{} law}
  
% French key words and phrases:
\altkeywords{semblable banalit�, autosimilarit� logarithmique, loi de Gau\ss}

%% Mathematical classification (2000)
\subjclass{10X99, 14A12, 11L05}

\begin{document}
%% Abstract 
\begin{abstract}
  Here is the abstract.
\end{abstract}

%% French abstract
\begin{altabstract}
Ceci est le r\'esum\'e fran\c cais.
\end{altabstract}



\maketitle


Now ready for the text!

\nocite{*}
\bibliographystyle{cdraifplain}
\bibliography{xampl}
\end{document}
