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The Szymczak Functor and Shift Equivalence on the Category of Finite Sets and Finite Relations
The construction of the Conley index for dynamical systems with discrete time requires an equivalence relation between morphisms induced on index pairs. It follows from the features of the Szymczak functor that shift equivalence, whose equivalence classes are the isomorphism classes in the Szymczak category, is the most general equivalence available. In the case of dynamics modeled from data, the morphisms induced on index pairs are relations. We present an algorithmizable classification of shift equivalence classes for the category of finite sets with arbitrary relations as morphisms. The research is the first step towards the construction of a Conley theory for relations.
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Journal of Dynamics and Differential Equations serves as an international forum for the publication of high-quality, peer-reviewed original papers in the field of mathematics, biology, engineering, physics, and other areas of science. The dynamical issues treated in the journal cover all the classical topics, including attractors, bifurcation theory, connection theory, dichotomies, stability theory and transversality, as well as topics in new and emerging areas of the field.