Abstract:In this article, we study polygonal symplectic billiards. We provide new results, some of which are inspired by numerical investigations. In particular, we present several polygons for which all orbits are periodic. We demonstrate their properties and derive various conjectures using two numerical implementations.
“…In section 8.3 we discuss the relation between closed orbits of symplectic billiards and critical points of the inner area function A on convex curves. The case that this curve is a polygon is systematic studied in [2]. They obtain new results, some of which are inspired by numerical investigations.…”
“…In section 8.3 we discuss the relation between closed orbits of symplectic billiards and critical points of the inner area function A on convex curves. The case that this curve is a polygon is systematic studied in [2]. They obtain new results, some of which are inspired by numerical investigations.…”
“…Similarly one defines polygonal symplectic billiards. In [1,2], a number of polygons are described that have the property that all symplectic billiard orbits are periodic (in particular, the affine-regular polygons and the trapezoids have this property).…”
This is a collection of problems composed by some participants of the workshop "Differential Geometry, Billiards, and Geometric Optics" that took place at CIRM on October 4-8, 2021.
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