Abstract
The Conley index for continuous dynamical systems is defined for (one-sided) semiflows. For (two-sided) flows, there are two indices defined: one for the forward flow; and one for the reverse flow. In general, the two indices give different information about the flow; but for flows on orientable manifolds, there is a duality isomorphism between the homology Conley indices of the forward and reverse flows. This duality preserves the algebraic structure of many of the constructions of the Conley index theory: sums and products; continuation; attractor-repeller sequences and connection matrices.
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