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2008
Abstract The dot as period pervades our writing, inconspicuous in itself but decisive in the way it marks the end of declarative sentences and tells us, when we’re reading them to other people, when to let our voices drop and take in some air.
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Abstract The dot as period pervades our writing, inconspicuous in itself but decisive in the way it marks the end of declarative sentences and tells us, when we’re reading them to other people, when to let our voices drop and take in some air.
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Periodic Points on Nilmanifolds
1981Shub and Sullivan [13] proves that every C1-map f : M → M of a compact smooth manifold has infinitely many periodic points if the Lefschetz numbers L(fk), k = 1,2,..., are unbounded. This is not generally true if f is a continuous map, and even if f is a homeo-morphism (see [11]).
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Nielsen type numbers for periodic points on nonconnected spaces
Topology and Its Applications, 1995Philip R Heath, Helga Schirmer
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Nielsen type numbers for periodic points on pairs of spaces
Topology and Its Applications, 1995Philip R Heath, Helga Schirmer
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Invariant Varieties of Periodic Points for Some Higher Dimensional Integrable Maps
Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, 2007Noriko Saitoh, Saito Satoru
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