Multidimensional hyperbolic billiards
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Abstract: The theory of planar hyperbolic billiards is already quite well developed by having also achieved spectacular successes. In addition there also exists an excellent monograph by Chernov and Markarian on the topic. In contrast, apart from a series of works culminating in Sim'anyi's remarkable result on the ergodicity of hard ball systems and other sporadic successes, the theory of hyperbolic billiards in dimension 3 or more is much less understood. The goal of this work is to survey the key results of their theory and highlight some central problems which deserve particular attention and efforts.
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