scientific article; zbMATH DE number 11393
The main results are: Let \(f\) be a generalized extended endomorphism on a connected compact smooth manifold \(M\), then\parindent=1cm \begin{itemize}\item[(i)] \(f\) has fixed point on \(M\);\item[(ii)] The period set of \(f\) is dense in \(M\), and the nonwandering set \(\Omega(f)=M\);\item[(iii)] For any non-empty set \(W\subset M\), \(\bigcup_{m\in Z^ +} f^ m(W)=M\);\item[(iv)] The set \(B(f)=\{x\in M;\overline{\hbox{Orb}}_ f(x)=M\}\) is residual;\item[(v)] For any periodic point \(p\in P(f)\), its stable manifold is dense in \(M\); its unstable manifold \(W^ u(p,f)=M\). \parindent=0cm Moreover, if \(g\) is an extended endomorphism on \(M\) which is homotopic to \(f\), then \(f\) and \(g\) are topologically conjugate.\end{itemize}
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