The inverse-limit homeomorphism conjecture for substitution complexes

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Let M\mathcal{M} be the class of maps under consideration, let invlimf\operatorname{invlim} f denote the inverse limit of ff, let χf\chi_f be the substitution associated with ff, and let w\sim_w denote the relevant weak equivalence relation on substitutions. The inverse-limit homeomorphism conjecture. For f,gMf,g\in\mathcal{M},

invlimfinvlimgif and only ifχfwχg.\operatorname{invlim} f\simeq\operatorname{invlim} g \quad\text{if and only if}\quad \chi_f\sim_w\chi_g.

The preceding theorems establish this equivalence in several important subclasses, while the assertion for arbitrary f,gMf,g\in\mathcal{M} is left open.

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Marcy Barge, James Jacklitch and Gioia Vago, “Homeomorphisms of One-dimensional Inverse Limits with Applications to Substitution Tilings, Unstable Manifolds, and Tent Maps”, arXiv:math/9905197 (1999).

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