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  1. We introduce the matching functions technique in the setting of Anosov flows. Then we observe that simple periodic cycle functionals (also known as temporal distances) provide a source of matching functions for conjugate Anosov flows. For conservative codimension one Anosov flows φ<#comment/> t :<#comment/> M →<#comment/> M \varphi ^t\colon M\to M , dim ⁡<#comment/> M ≥<#comment/> 4 \dim M\ge 4 , these simple periodic cycle functionals are C 1 C^1 regular and, hence, can be used to improve regularity of the conjugacy. Specifically, we prove that a continuous conjugacy must, in fact, be a C 1 C^1 diffeomorphism for an open and dense set of codimension one conservative Anosov flows. 
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  2. Abstract Consider a three-dimensional partially hyperbolic diffeomorphism. It is proved that under some rigid hypothesis on the tangent bundle dynamics, the map is (modulo finite covers and iterates) an Anosov diffeomorphism, a (generalized) skew-product or the time-one map of an Anosov flow, thus recovering a well-known classification conjecture of the second author to this restricted setting. 
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