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\title{% 
Title
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}

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\newcommand{\amss}{\amssubj{11A25 
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\newcommand{\keyw}{\keywords{arithmetical function, M\"obius function
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}}   
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\maketitle

%% SINGLE AUTHOR. If you are a single author, please, use the following command and delete the \twoauthors command completely. 

\oneauthor{Author
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}{Affiliation
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}{email@com
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}

%% TWO AUTHORS. If there are two authors, please, use the following command and and delete the \oneauthor command completely.  


\twoauthors{Author1
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}{Affiliation1
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}{email1@com
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}{Author2
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}{Affiliation2
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}{email2@com 
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%% MORE AUTHORS. For more than two authors, please, use both commands, maybe more than once.


%% Short name of the authors and short title, to be included in heading.

\short{Short name
%% Write here the short name of authors, using commas.
}{Short title
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}


\begin{abstract}
This is the abstract.
%% Write here the abstract of your paper.
\end{abstract}


%% Write here your paper using the section command, theorem-like environments as:
%% definition, theorem, lemma, corollary, criterion, example, exercise, notation, problem, proposition, remark. 
%% For proof you can use the proof environment.

%% For references use the following format. For citation use e. g. \cite{lothaire}.

\begin{theorem} This is the first theorem.
\end{theorem}

\begin{proof} 
Here the proof of the first theorem is given. Here the proof of the first theorem is given. Here the proof of the first theorem is given. Here the proof of the first theorem is given.
\end{proof}

\begin{lemma} 
This is a lemma. 
\end{lemma}


\begin{theorem} 
This is a new theorem.
\end{theorem}


%% For references use the following format. 
%% For citation use e. g. 
For a single reference use:  \cite{aldo}

%% For more references: 

\medskip
For more than one references use: \cite{aldo, lothaire, perfect}. 

\medskip
All references must be cited in the text of your paper. In references, after a red arrow will appear  
the hyperlink backreferences to the pages where they have been cited. 
This can be used for verification if you really cited all references. 

\medskip
For the usual abbreviation of theoretical journals you can use the address: http://www.ams.org/msnhtml/serials.pdf.

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For acknowledgements instead of footnote, please, use an acknowledgement section at the end of your paper.

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An example of a new reference:  \cite{perfect}.



%% All references must be cited in the text of your paper. In references, after a red arrow will appear  
%% the hyperlink backreferences to the pages where they have been cited. 

%% For the usual abbreviation of theoretical journals you can use the address: http://www.ams.org/msnhtml/serials.pdf




\begin{thebibliography}{9}

\bibitem{lothaire} M. Lothaire, \textit{Combinatorics on words}, 
Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1983.

\bibitem{perfect} M. Livingston, Q. F. Stout, Perfect dominating sets, 
\textit{Congr. Numer.}, {\bf 78} (1990), 187--203.

\bibitem{aldo} A. de Luca, On the combinatorics of finite words, 
\textit{Theor. Comput. Sci.}, {\bf 218} (1999), 13--39.

\end{thebibliography}


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