Second-integral conjecture for the triangle map
Second-integral conjecture for the triangle map
Let be the space of unit-area triangles, let be the triangle map, and let be its area integral. Second-integral conjecture. The map has a second integral, depending on , that Poisson-commutes with the area integral . This is presented as a particular case of the Liouville-integrability conjecture for odd-gon maps and is intended to explain the observed phase portraits; it remains open.
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Primary source
Maxim Arnold, Lael Costa and Serge Tabachnikov, “A family of maps and a vector field on plane polygons”, arXiv:2402.15848 (2024).
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