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Mathematics of classical mechanics, including Hamiltonian mechanics, Lagrangian mechanics, applications of symplectic geometry to mechanics, deterministic chaos, resonance etc.
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Dense orbits in billiards
It is possible for a billiard path to be dense and yet not be uniformly distributed. This is true for the triangle with angles $0.4\pi,0.3\pi,0.3\pi$. (See, for example, theorem 1.3 of http://homepage …
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Polygonal billards programs
You might find The Billiards Simulation useful. It seems to be a student project aimed at helping people visualize a chaotic dynamical system.
This is not an exact answer to your question. The progr …
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