Boundary-orbit conjecture for atoms of the compactified outer billiard map
Boundary-orbit conjecture for atoms of the compactified outer billiard map
Recall that the sets and are partitioned into atoms on whose interiors the first-return map of is defined. Boundary-orbit conjecture. No point on the boundary of an atom has a well-defined orbit. This conjecture concerns the behavior of the compactified outer billiard system at the discontinuity boundaries of its atom partition; the source presents it as being motivated by experimental evidence, without giving a resolution.
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Richard Evan Schwartz, “Outer Billiards on the Penrose Kite: Compactification and Renormalizaiton”, arXiv:1102.4635 (2011).
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