Given a free-by-cyclic group determined by any outer automorphism which is represented by an expanding irreducible train-track map , we construct a -complex called the folded mapping torus of , and equip it with a semiflow. We show that enjoys many similar properties to those proven by Thurston and Fried for the mapping torus of a pseudo-Anosov homeomorphism. In particular, we construct an open, convex cone $ \subset H^1(X;) = (G;)u_0 \colon G \to (u_0) = F_N$, a homology class , and a continuous, convex, homogeneous of degree function with the following properties. Given any primitive integral class there is a graph such that: (1) the inclusion $\Theta_u \to X\pi_1\pi_1(\Theta_u) = (u)u(\epsilon) = \chi(\Theta_u)\Theta_u \subset X$ is a section of the semiflow and the first return map to is an expanding irreducible train track map representing such that , (4) the logarithm of the stretch factor of is precisely , (5) if was further assumed to be hyperbolic and fully irreducible then for every primitive integral the automorphism of is also hyperbolic and fully irreducible.

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