Fried conjecture in small dimensions
arXiv:1807.01189 · doi:10.1007/s00222-019-00935-9
Abstract
We study the twisted Ruelle zeta function for smooth Anosov vector fields acting on flat vector bundles over smooth compact manifolds. In dimension , we prove Fried conjecture, relating Reidemeister torsion and . In higher dimensions, we show more generally that is locally constant with respect to the vector field under a spectral condition. As a consequence, we also show Fried conjecture for Anosov flows near the geodesic flow on the unit tangent bundle of hyperbolic -manifolds. This gives the first examples of non-analytic Anosov flows and geodesic flows in variable negative curvature where Fried conjecture holds true.
arXiv comment42 pages. minor modifications, exposition improved
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