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Morse-Smale flow, Milnor metric, and dynamical zeta function
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We introduce a Milnor metric on the determinant line of the cohomology of the underlying closed manifold with coefficients in a flat vector bundle, by means of interactions between the fixed points and the closed orbits of a Morse-Smale flow. This allows us to generalise the notion of the absolute value at zero point of the Ruelle dynamical zeta function, even in the case where this value is not well defined in the classical sense. We give a formula relating the Milnor metric and the Ray-Singer metric. An essential ingredient of our proof is Bismut-Zhang's Theorem.
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The Fried Conjecture for Morse-Smale Flows: A Survey on Ray-Singer and Milnor Metrics
A survey of the Morse-Smale Fried conjecture: it assembles the twisted Hodge, Thom-Smale, and Ruelle-zeta machinery and states the Ray-Singer = Milnor metric equality, attributing the proof to [SY21].
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