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Index Page adapted Finsler
...............................
69
addable vectors
...............................
88
backward p - a s y m p t o t i c Banach b u n d l e
85, 88
......................................
equivariant
fibration
contraction
Finsler
22 II
...........................
137
.........................
30, 31, 80
....................................
flattening
chart
foliation
......................................
graph t r a n s f o r m Grassmannian lamination
..............................
leaf
immersion
.................................
graph t r a n s f o r m
17,
jet
III,
Lyapunov s t a b l e ,
68 17 26, 27
......................
132
............................. unstable
132
....................
65
.................................
nonwandering set
3
............................
normal h y p e r b o l i c i t y r-contractive
..................... .........................
115 115
..............................
maximal
25 74
.........................
product structure
normally
61
................................. ................................
minimum norm
115
.............................
conjugacy
locally
91
............................
leaf
Lipschitz
8 , 68, 69
...............................
forward p-asymptotic
local
137
..................................
.....................................
linear
III
.........................
connector
fiber
8
............................
fibration
Cr - u n i f o r m centrum
61
.................................
branched lamination Cr - r e g u l a r
..........................
136 3,
4, 69, 116 82
149
Page overflowing
..............................
30
plaquation
..............................
72
plaque
.................................
plaque-expansive
.........................
pre-foliation
.............................
pre-lamination
..............................
pseudo-hyperbolic pseudo-orbit
.................................
self
coherent
self
tangent
shadowing sharpness
............................
If6 61 61 53 ll6
................................
61
...............................
68
................................. .....................................
slope of a section
.............................
smoothable lamination
..........................
stable, strong stable, strong unstable manifold ................................ structural
62, 72
stability
.......................
117, 133 30 29 123
39, 60 ll5
topological
transitivity
..................
139
topological
~-stability
....................
136
unbranched
.................................
unique path lifting unstable manifold well
branched
a-stability
........................ ...........................
................................ ..................................
III 127 39, 60 III 136
