sp-template.tex

\documentclass{sp}

% The \pdf* commands provide metadata for the PDF output.
% Do not use LaTeX style / commands like \emph{} inside these.
\pdfauthor{Author Full Name(s)}
\pdftitle{Full title}
\pdfkeywords{keyword list, each, separated, by commas}

% Optional short title inside square brackets, for the running headers.
% If no short title is given, no title appears in the headers.
\title[Short title]{Full title%
  \thanks{We thank \ldots}}

% Optional short author inside square brackets, for the running headers.
% If no short author is given, no authors print in the headers.
\author[Author1, Author2, Author3]{% As many authors as you like, each separated by \AND.
  \spauthor{Author1 Full Name \\ \institute{Institute1}} \AND
  \spauthor{Author2 Full Name \\ \institute{Institute2}} \AND
  \spauthor{Author3 Full Name \\ \institute{Institute3}}}

\begin{document}

\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
  This is a minimal example document.
\end{abstract}

\begin{keywords}
  keyword list, each, separated, by commas
\end{keywords}

\section{First section}

First paragraph.

\subsection{Subsequent subsection}

Second paragraph.

\subsubsection{Nested subsubsection}

Third paragraph.

Fourth paragraph.


\bibliography{your-bibliography-file}

\begin{addresses}
  \begin{address}
    Author1 Full Name \\
    Street \\
    City, State Zip \ldots \\
    \email{author1@example.org}
  \end{address}
  % Repeat or remove additional addresses as needed.
  \begin{address}
    Author2 Full Name \\
    Street \\
    City, State Zip \dots \\
    \email{author2@example.com}
  \end{address}
\end{addresses}

\end{document}