
The authors exhibit a class \({\mathcal N} {\mathcal R}\) of compact solvmanifolds such that for any \(S \in {\mathcal N} {\mathcal R}\) and any selfmap \(f : S \to S\) the Nielsen number \(N(f)\) equals the absolute value \(|L(f) |\) of the Lefschetz number. A solvmanifold is a homogeneous space of a solvable Lie group \(G\), \(S = G/ \Delta\), and the class \({\mathcal N} {\mathcal R}\) (``no roots'') consists roughly speaking of those compact solvmanifolds \(G/ \Delta\) such that, for all \(g \in G\), one is the only eigenvalue of \(\text{Ad} (g)\) which is a root of unity. Every compact exponential solvmanifold belongs to \({\mathcal N} {\mathcal R}\), but the Klein bottle does not (and in fact it is known that \(N(f) \neq |L(f) |\) may occur in this case). The precise definition of the class \({\mathcal N} {\mathcal R}\) involves the minimal Mostow fibration \(N \to S \to T\) of the solvmanifold \(S\) with \(N\) a nilmanifold and \(T\) a torus.
solvmanifolds, Mostow fibration, Lefschetz number, Nilpotent and solvable Lie groups, Nielsen number, 55M20, solvable Lie group, Fixed points and coincidences in algebraic topology, Anosov theorem, 57S30, nilmanifold
solvmanifolds, Mostow fibration, Lefschetz number, Nilpotent and solvable Lie groups, Nielsen number, 55M20, solvable Lie group, Fixed points and coincidences in algebraic topology, Anosov theorem, 57S30, nilmanifold
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