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MARKOV FAMILIES FOR ANOSOV FLOWS WITH AN INVOLUTIVE ACTION TOSHIAKI ADACHI
§ 1. Introduction The aim of this note is to construct "involutive" Markov families for geodesic flows of negative curvature. Roughly speaking, a Markov family for a flow is a finite family of local cross-sections to the flow with fine boundary conditions. They are basic tools in the study of dynamical systems. In 1973, R. Bowen [5] constructed Markov families for Axiom A flows. Using these families, he reduced the problem of counting periodic orbits of an Axiom A flow to the case of hyperbolic symbolic flows. It is well-known that geodesic flows of negative curvature are Anosov flows, hence are of Axiom A type. But within the class of Anosov flows the geodesic flows still retain a special importance. Let ψt be the geodesic flow on the unit tangent bundle UN of a compact manifold N of negative curvature. If we define an involution θ: UN'—• UN by θ(v) = — v, then we have ψt°θ = θoψ_t. This is a typical property and should be utilized for getting some informations on geodesies. For applying Bowen's symbolic dynamics, Markov families which inherit this involutive property are very useful. In the forthcoming paper [2], we shall show that there exist infinitely many prime closed geodesies in each one-dimensional homology class of N. By using our preliminary work, one can reduce the problem to the case of "involutive" graphs. Our construction goes on the same lines as in [5]. Since it is not difficult to fill up between the lines, we just point out where should be modified. The author is grateful to Professors K. Shiraiwa and T. Sunada for valuable advice.
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2) there are differentiable closed disks A , , Dn transverse to φt of diameter smaller than a such that a) dim (A) = dim (Af) - 1, b) Tt C Lit (A) and T, =lnt^~(TΪ)9 where ΊntDt (Ti) is the interior of Γ? with respect to the relative topology of A , c) for i Φ j , at least one of the sets A Π ^[0,α](A) a n ( i DJ Π φ^^DΪ) is empty. For each x e Γ ( ^ ) - UΓ=i Γ* let 0 < t,{x) < a be the least time for which ψt{x)eΓ{3Γ). We define a bijection Hr\ Γ{3Γ)->Γ(3Γ) by J9rr(x) =