Lens rigidity with trapped geodesics in two dimensions
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Abstract: We consider the scattering and lens rigidity of compact surfaces with boundary that have a trapped geodesic. In particular we show that the flat cylinder and the flat M"obius strip are determined by their lens data. We also see by example that the flat M"obius strip is not determined by it's scattering data. We then consider the case of negatively curved cylinders with convex boundary and show that they are lens rigid.
The \textit{lens data} of a surface with boundary is the data of where and when unit speed geodesics entering at any given point of the boundary first emerge at the boundary. A surface is \textit{lens rigid} if any surface with isometric boundary and thence isomorphic lens data is isometric. The authors prove the lens rigidity of the flat Möbius strip, the flat cylinder, and negatively curved cylinders with convex boundary. They make use of the Crofton formula to relate numbers of intersections of corresponding pairs of geodesics.
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