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EDIT 2: My question was indeed a duplicate or otherwise clouded in some of my own misunderstanding. Apologies for the inconvenience.

EDIT: This question was closed as a duplicate, but the thread linked does not solve my problem. My issue is that I cannot put any sort of \thanks, \footnote, or even \footnotemark inside of the second argument of \author. Also, I am not adding a URL. I am adding text.

I am struggling to add a \thanks to the second author (which should go at the bottom of the first page). In the following, the only thing that's missing is (a) a number/symbol for the second author, and (b) a number/symbol for the footer that \thanks creates. Putting thanks inside the second author full name threw an error. I also tried \footnote, but didn't manage to make it work. 

\documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{amsart}
\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,amsthm, amsfonts,color}

\begin{document}

\title{A paper}

\author[F. Author]{First Author}
\author[S. Author]{Second Author}\thanks{for all the fish}
\address{the department\\
a place}
\email[F. Author]{fauthor@theschool.edu} 
\email[S. Author]{sauthor@theschool.edu}



\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
the abstract
\end{abstract}

\section{intro}
lots of good stuff 

\end{document}

output of the above code

Hopefully this is easy to solve. Thanks in advance!

sigma-finite
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  • amsart treats \thanks as an unnumbered footnote. This is a design decision. To identify the specific author, enter it as \thanks{The second author says, thanks for all the fish.} – barbara beeton May 17 '19 at 00:43
  • @barbarabeeton This did not solve the problem and I explicitly stated this in my question. I cannot use \thanks within the second argument of \author. The problem seems to be that I literally cannot put any kind of \thanks, \footnote, or \footnotemark inside the second argument of \author. – sigma-finite May 20 '19 at 18:18
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    My apologies. I did a poor job reading your reply and responding. I understand what you and @KJO were saying better now. – sigma-finite May 21 '19 at 01:09
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    The problem with the code you show in this question is that the \thanks cannot be nested within an argument of \author; it must be a separate element at the same level as \author, and with amsart, it will be carried with (and internally numbered the same as) the \author element it follows. All the same, it's best to include text identifying which author is involved, as \thanks{The second author ...). (And, apology accepted. Although this isn't rocket science, it can be confusing if you're looking at it for the first time.) – barbara beeton May 21 '19 at 01:23

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The easiest solution in this case seems to be adding the author symbols manually:

\documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{amsart}
\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,amsthm, amsfonts,color}

\makeatletter
\newcommand\thankssymb[1]{\textsuperscript{\@fnsymbol{#1}}}
%\newcommand\thankssymb[1]{\lowercase{\textsuperscript{\@alph{#1}}}}
%\newcommand\thankssymb[1]{\textsuperscript{#1}}
\makeatother

\begin{document}

\title{A paper}

\author[F. Author]{First Author\thankssymb{1}}
\author[S. Author]{Second Author\thankssymb{2}}
\thanks{\thankssymb{1} for all the fish}
\thanks{\thankssymb{2} for all the chips}

\address{the department\\
a place}
\email[F. Author]{fauthor@theschool.edu} 
\email[S. Author]{sauthor@theschool.edu}

\begin{abstract}
the abstract
\end{abstract}

\maketitle

\section{intro}
lots of good stuff 

\end{document}

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I defined a new command \thankssymb that takes a number as first argument, representing the author to be referenced and to be used in \author and \thanks.

Three example styles for \thankssymb are given for footnote symbols, lowercase letters and plain numbers, respectively. Note the use of lowercase inside the second variant, as the author names are typeset in uppercase letters in amsart.

siracusa
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It may not be desirable to identify exactly which author was given a specific grant or is thanking their sponsor. It may be more diplomatic to Say

The Authors would both like to thank AMS for their generous support of this published article

\documentclass[11pt]{amsart} % A-M-S-ART-icle 
% Templates and template classes are built with ONE prime
% purpose, that is they serve to provide a like it or not framework. 
% ``As author, you are responsible for the content of your paper. 
% At the production end, the concern is to turn the (electronic)
% manuscript into a published document in the style of the designated journal
% see http: //mirrors.ctan.org/info/amscls-doc/Author_Handbook_Journals.pdf

% Unmarked, unnumbered footnotes on the first page of an article should include
% primary classification numbers according to the 2010 Mathematics Subject 
% Classification scheme (www.ams.org/msc) (required);  grant information (optional);
% and key words and phrases describing the subject matter of the article (optional). 

% Formatting is automatic when using the AMS style files. 

% That framework may be upset by the use of package
% contents in a different order or subsequent changes
% to that envisioned by the template writers at the time.
% Item sequencing or structure should not be changed.
% to check what can be here and in what order consult
% the documentation. If you add an item to a template 
% it is your responsibility to change one item at a time
% for comparability.
\usepackage{lipsum} % for demonstration only 

\begin{document} % Be aware this document is invalid it does not follow class rules

%main data block
%%
%% The title of the paper goes here.  Edit to your title.
%%
\title[short]{A duplicate question} % longtitle data to be placed at start
%%
%% Now edit the following to give first name and address:
%% Also you can Give information on grants or contracts under which the research
%% was performed, including grant number, using the \thanks command. 
%% 
\author{I'm First Author} % author sign off to be placed at article closing is a fixed sequence
\address{At the department, some plaice\vspace{0.3cm}} % A one line SC entry 
\email{foo@theschool.edu}% Italics then bold
\thanks{Thanks... @ barbara beeton ... for all her hard work as TeX ``champion'' at AMS} % the first authors thanks data is collected from any first occurrence
%%
%% If there is a secondary author edit the following.
%%
\author{ALSO Second Author}
%\address{ALSO At the department, some plaice} % IF required for a second establishment
\email{ALSO bar@theschool.edu}% Italics then bold
% Second authors thanks data is collected from the correct placement of defining 2nd \thanks
\thanks{ALSO Thanks to @ sigma-finite for a generous grant of ``If at first it does not work ... lets describe it''}
%%%
%%% The following is for the abstract.  The abstract is optional and
%%% if not used just delete, or comment out, the following.
%%%
%\begin{abstract}% Environment data for Title abstract data on first page
%The abstract is defined before the maketitle command is invoked
%\end{abstract}
%%
%%  LaTeX will not make the title for the paper unless told to do so.
%%  This is done by uncommenting the following.
%%
\maketitle % For amsArt(icle) class maketitle function should appear after above data is loaded including abstract


\section{How AMS article class works}

We can see the AMS Class is not expecting any data in the \bf first page footing \normalfont other than mandatory classification such as \bf 15-06 Proceedings, conferences, collections, etc. or optional thanks for grants \normalfont or other abstract key words\\\par Lots of good floating stuff \hfill \lipsum [1-2]
\end{document}

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Here is a "simpler" work around:

\author{First Author^1} \thanks{^1 Thanks\ for\ releasing\ fish}

The backslashes are need to keep the spaces in - dont know why.

Mensch
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  • Welcome to TeX.SX! This might be a workaround, but the ^ for superscripts works only in math mode, so this code is going to cause many errors. – Vincent Jun 22 '20 at 15:43