A remark on a theorem of Shub and Sullivan (Q790478)

The main result of this paper is the following: Let \(\tau\) be a triangulation of the compact polyhedron P and let \(\tau\) ' be a subdivision of \(\tau\) satisfying: if \(S\in \tau\) and \(S_ 1,S_ 2\in \tau '\) with \(S_ i\subset S\) and dim \(S_ i=\dim S\) then \(S_ 1\) and \(S_ 2\) have no common j-dimensional face which is contained in a j- dimensional face of S \((0\leq j<\dim S)\). If f: \((P,\tau\) ')\(\to(P,\tau)\) is a simplicial map and if the sequence \((L(f^ n))\) of Lefschetz numbers is unbounded then f has infinitely many periodic points with distinct periods. A local version of this result is also given.