Ergodic properties of semi-dispersing billiards. I. Two cylindric scatterers in the 3D torus
András Krámli, Nándor Simányi, D. Szász
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András Krámli, Nándor Simányi, D. Szász
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The K-mixing property is proved for the simplest, non-trivial semi-dispersing billiard: that on the 3D torus with two cylindric scatterers (systems of elastic hard spheres can be represented as higher-dimensional toric billiards with cylindric scatterers). They also provide a method for a stronger, topological description of a constructively defined zero-measure set of points not necessarily belonging to open ergodic components because only this set could separate the ergodic components.
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The K-mixing property is proved for the simplest, non-trivial semi-dispersing billiard: that on the 3D torus with two cylindric scatterers (systems of elastic hard spheres can be represented as higher-dimensional toric billiards with cylindric scatterers). They also provide a method for a stronger, topological description of a constructively defined zero-measure set of points not necessarily belonging to open ergodic components because only this set could separate the ergodic components.
Key concepts: Dynamical billiards, Ergodic theory, Torus, Mixing (physics), Mathematics, SPHERES, Measure (data warehouse), Set (abstract data type)