An estimate of the Nielsen number and an example concerning the Lefschetz fixed point theorem [PDF]
Dan McCord
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Generalized Lefschetz fixed point theorems in extension type spaces
Donal O’Regan
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An application of the Lefschetz fixed-point theorem to non-convex differential inclusions on manifolds [PDF]
Stanisław Domachowski, Tadeusz Pruszko
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The Atiyah-Singer theorems: A probabilistic approach. II. The Lefschetz fixed point formulas
In the first part of the article [ibid. 57, 56-99 (1984; Zbl 0538.58033)] the author gave a probabilistic proof of the Atiyah-Singer index theorem for classical elliptic complex and in this second part the Atiyah-Bott- Lefschetz fixed point formulas for elliptic spin-complexes are proved by using some probabilistic methods.
Jean‐Michel Bismut
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Recent advances in the Lefschetz fixed point theory for multivalued mappings
In 1923 S. Lefschetz proved the famous fixed point theorem known as the Lefschetz fixed point theorem (comp. [5], [9], [20], [21]. The multivalued case was considered for the first time in 1946 by S. Eilenberg and D. Montgomery ([10]).
Lech Górniewicz
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A reduction of the Nielsen fixed point theorem for symmetric product maps to the Lefschetz theorem [PDF]
Dariusz Miklaszewski
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Periodic solutions of dissipative systems revisited
We reprove in an extremely simple way the classical theorem that time periodic dissipative systems imply the existence of harmonic periodic solutions, in the case of uniqueness.
Lech Górniewicz, Jan Andres
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A Brouwer fixed point theorem for graph endomorphisms [PDF]
We prove a Lefschetz formula for general simple graphs which equates the Lefschetz number L(T) of an endomorphism T with the sum of the degrees i(x) of simplices in G which are fixed by T.
Knill, Oliver
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A Bordism Viewpoint of Fiberwise Intersections
We use the geometric data to define a bordism invariant for the fiberwise intersection theory. Under some certain conditions, this invariant is an obstruction for the theory. Moreover, we prove the converse of fiberwise Lefschetz fixed point theorem.
Gun Sunyeekhan
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On equivariant deformation of maps [PDF]
We work in the smooth category: manifolds and maps are meant to be smooth. Let G be a finite group acting on a connected closed manifold X and f an equivariant self-map on X with flA fixpointfree, where A is a closed invariant submanifold of X with codim
Vidal, Antonio
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