aastex62 email-author association

[nschloe]

With aastex62, e-mail addresses are not associated with authors, but rather appear as a list at the bottom of the front page. LaTeXML however associates them with with an author, namely always the most recently defined. That's not always correct, e.g.,:

\documentclass{aastex62}

\begin{document}
\title{Lorem ipsum}

\author{Jane Doe} 

\author{Max Mustermann}

\author{Jeanne Dupont}

\email{jane.doe@example.com}
\email{max.mustermann@example.com}

\section{Introduction}

\end{document}

LaTeX output:

LaTeXML output:

  <creator role="author">
    <personname>Jane Doe</personname>
    <picture height="9.46" tex="\@@personname{Jane Doe}" width="56.5" xml:id="pic1">
      <text>)</text>
    </picture>
  </creator>
  <creator role="author">
    <personname>Max Mustermann</personname>
    <picture height="9.46" tex="\@@personname{Max Mustermann}" width="108.12" xml:id="pic2">
      <text>)</text>
    </picture>
  </creator>
  <creator role="author">
    <personname>Jeanne Dupont</personname>
    <picture height="12.15" tex="\@@personname{Jeanne Dupont}" width="92.25" xml:id="pic3">
      <text>)</text>
    </picture>
    <contact role="email">jane.doe@example.com</contact>
    <contact role="email">max.mustermann@example.com</contact>
  </creator>
  <section inlist="toc" xml:id="S1">
    <tags>
      <tag>1</tag>
      <tag role="autoref">section 1</tag>
      <tag role="refnum">1</tag>
      <tag role="typerefnum">§1</tag>
    </tags>
    <title><tag close=" ">1</tag>Introduction</title>
  </section>

Changing this heuristic to associate e-mail addresses one-by-one to the list of authors would work here, but fail if there's an article where one author has multiple addresses. Not sure how common that would be though.

[brucemiller]

Yuck; Is this lack of connection only in aastex62, or is it true for all aastex.(cls|sty)?

[nschloe]

aastex (without version) doesn't typeset the email addresses at all, other versions (aastex61, aastex62, aastex63) all show the addresses at the bottom of the page (as in the original post).