Open ball of diverging orbits around a square in outer length billiards
Open ball of diverging orbits around a square in outer length billiards
Consider the outer length billiard associated with a square, and call an orbit diverging if it is unbounded. Diverging-orbit conjecture. There exists an open ball of diverging orbits of the outer length billiard around a square. This is a claim about robust unbounded behavior for the square table; the supplied context gives no resolution, so it remains open.
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Lael Edwards-Costa, “Outer length billiards on polygons”, arXiv:2510.11869 (2025).
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