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A Morse equation in Conley's index theory for semiflows on metric spaces

Abstract Given a compact (two-sided) flow, an isolated invariant set S and a Morse-decomposition (M1, …, Mn) of S, there is a generalized Morse equation, proved by Conley and Zehnder, which relates the Alexander-Spanier cohomology groups of the Conley indices of the sets Mi and S with each other. Recently, Rybakowski developed the technique of isolating blocks and extended Conley's index theory to a class of one-sided semiflows on non-necessarily compact spaces, including e.g. semiflows generated by parabolic equations. Using these results, we discuss in this paper Morse decompositions and prove the above-mentioned Morse equation not only for arbitrary homology and cohomology groups, but also in this more general semiflow setting.