Billiards in polygons
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- Complexity and growth for polygonal billiards
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- Dynamics of kaleidoscopic maps
- Local instability of orbits in polygonal and polyhedral billiards
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- Bernoulli property for some hyperbolic billiards
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- A rational billiard flow is uniquely ergodic in almost every direction
- Periodic billiard orbits are dense in rational polygons
- The polygon quantum-billiard problem
- Topological entropy of generalized polygon exchanges
- Mechanisms of chaos in billiards: dispersing, defocusing and nothing else
- Complexité de suites définies par des billards rationnels
- Interval translation mappings
- Triangular-grid billiards and plabic graphs
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- Interval exchange transformations
- On the mathematical transport theory in microporous media: the billiard approach
- Reflective guarding a gallery
- Shrinking targets for IETS: extending a theorem of Kurzweil
- Combinatorial properties of sequences defined by the billiard in the tesselation triangles
- On the complexity of polygonal billiards
- Classification of periodic orbits for square and rectangular billiards
- The maximum number of cycles in a triangular-grid billiards system with a given perimeter
- Visibility extension via reflection
- Weakly mixing polygonal billiards
- Polyhedral billiards, eigenfunction concentration and almost periodic control
- Non-periodic and not everywhere dense billiard trajectories in convex polygons and polyhedrons
- A theorem on ergodicity of two-dimensional hyperbolic billiards
- Hyperbolic billiards with nearly flat focusing boundaries. I.
- Focusing components in typical chaotic billiards should be absolutely focusing
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