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Conley Index Theory and Novikov-Morse Theory

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Huijun Fan, Juergen Jost

Geometric Topology · Submitted 30 Nov 2003

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The authors' main claim We derive general Novikov-Morse type inequalities in a Conley type framework for flows carrying cocycles, therefore generalizing our results in [FJ2] derived for integral cocycle.

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CitationHuijun Fan, Juergen Jost. "Conley Index Theory and Novikov-Morse Theory." arXiv:math/0312018 (2003). https://pith.science/paper/2FZM5R2Q
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We derive general Novikov-Morse type inequalities in a Conley type framework for flows carrying cocycles, therefore generalizing our results in [FJ2] derived for integral cocycle. The condition of carrying a cocycle expresses the nontriviality of integrals of that cocycle on flow lines. Gradient-like flows are distinguished from general flows carrying a cocycle by boundedness conditions on these integrals.

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s1 The condition of carrying a cocycle expresses the nontriviality of integrals of that cocycle on flow lines. background 0.80 0.15 0.04 asserted 1.00
s2 Gradient-like flows are distinguished from general flows carrying a cocycle by boundedness conditions on these integrals. interpretation 0.43 0.45 0.06 asserted 1.00

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We derive general Novikov-Morse type inequalities in a Conley type framework for flows carrying cocycles, therefore generalizing our results in [FJ2] derived for integral cocycle. The condition of carrying a cocycle expresses the nontriviality of integrals of that cocycle on flow lines. Gradient-like flows are distinguished from general flows carrying a cocycle by boundedness conditions on these integrals.

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