I searched but did not find one.
If it does not yet exist, is there a project on biblatex style files for AMS journals?
AMS publications do not support biblatex.
Only BibTeX and amsrefs are accepted.
There is no plan to support biblatex.
Edit:
The AMS, in order to satisfy demands from journal aggregators and on-line bibliographic
services, now converts all bibliographies for journals and books that are being published
in "dual form" (both in print and electronically) to a uniform amsrefs style, with the
"canonical" reference (if one exists) drawn from MathSciNet, replacing what the author
has submitted. As this is done automatically, with as little manual intervention as
possible, the permissible variation in style of entries is limited to what is already
"known".
answered Sep 4 '14 at 13:18
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biblatexstyle appeared based on AMS guidelines, maybe the Society might consider it. Probably it couldn't containamsin its name, at least unless and until the Society endorses it. – egreg Sep 4 '14 at 14:05 -
sorry, @egreg. the ams policy is more complicated than that. i'm at this very moment entombing it in an updated author handbook. i'll add the details to my answer. – barbara beeton Sep 4 '14 at 14:07
biblatexat the moment and Barbara's answer makes clear simply not accepted by the AMS. – Joseph Wright♦ Sep 4 '14 at 13:21