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Sinai billiard: a standalone construct

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Nonlinear dynamics

a billiard with a convex scatterer whose dispersing walls make the motion ergodic and mixing, a model of chaotic gas dynamics.

In nonlinear dynamics, Sinai billiard refers to a billiard with a convex scatterer whose dispersing walls make the motion ergodic and mixing, a model of chaotic gas dynamics. This meaning comes from Sinai (1970) in Russian Mathematical Surveys.[1]

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References

Sinai, Y. G. (1970). Dynamical systems with elastic reflections. Russian Mathematical Surveys, 25(2), 137-189. https://doi.org/10.1070/rm1970v025n02abeh003794

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