01891cam  22003978i 450000100090000000300050000900500170001400600190003100700150005000800410006502000270010604000290013305000230016208200160018510000500020124500810025126300090033226400710034130000340041233600260044633700280047233800270050049000740052750000670060150400510066850502760071950600500099553300950104553800360114058800470117665000210122365000330124477601240127785600440140185600480144518196806RPAM20170613145042.0m      b    001 0 cr/|||||||||||170613s2014    riu     ob    001 0 eng    a9781470418977 (online)  aDLCbengerdacDLCdRPAM00aQA612.3b.P88 201400a515/.392231 aPutnam, Ian F.q(Ian Fraser),d1958-eauthor.12aA homology theory for Smale spaces /h[electronic resource] cIan F. Putnam.  a1411 1aProvidence, Rhode Island :bAmerican Mathematical Society,c[2014]  a1 online resource (pages cm.)  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier0 aMemoirs of the American Mathematical Society, x1947-6221 ; vv. 1094  a"November 2014, volume 232, number 1094 (sixth of 6 numbers)."  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.00tPrefacetChapter 1. SummarytChapter 2. DynamicstChapter 3. Dimension groupstChapter 4. The complexes of an $s/u$-bijective factor maptChapter 5. The double complexes of an $s/u$-bijective pairtChapter 6. A Lefschetz formulatChapter 7. ExamplestChapter 8. Questions1 aAccess is restricted to licensed institutions  aElectronic reproduction.bProvidence, Rhode Island :cAmerican Mathematical Society.d2014  aMode of access : World Wide Web  aDescription based on print version record. 0aHomology theory. 0aChaotic behavior in systems.0 iPrint version: aPutnam, Ian F. 1958-thomology theory for Smale spaces /w(DLC)   2014024652x0065-9266z97814704090984 3Contentsuhttp://www.ams.org/memo/1094/4 3Contentsuhttps://doi.org/10.1090/memo/1094