2022
DOI: 10.4213/sm9772e
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Realization of geodesic flows with a linear first integral by billiards with slipping

Abstract: An arbitrary geodesic flow on the projective plane or Klein bottle with an additional, linear in the momentum, first integral is modelled using billiards with slipping on table complexes. The requisite table of a circular topological billiard with slipping is constructed algorithmically. Furthermore, linear integrals of geodesic flows can be reduced to the same canonical integral of a circular planar billiard. Bibliography: 36 titles.

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“…The new classes of billiards have successfully been used in modelling of complex integrable systems. For example, using planar and topological billiards with slipping Zav'yalov and these authors [63], [124] succeeded in modelling geodesic flows on the non-orientable surfaces RP 2 and KL 2 . In a magnetic billiard systems it is possible to realize both the molecule A-A with marks r = ∞ and ε = −1 and singularities of complexity 1 splittable in the sense of Zung (see Vedyushkina and Pustovoitov [125], and also [47] and [126]).…”
Section: Integrable Generalizations Of Planar Billiards and Billiard ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The new classes of billiards have successfully been used in modelling of complex integrable systems. For example, using planar and topological billiards with slipping Zav'yalov and these authors [63], [124] succeeded in modelling geodesic flows on the non-orientable surfaces RP 2 and KL 2 . In a magnetic billiard systems it is possible to realize both the molecule A-A with marks r = ∞ and ε = −1 and singularities of complexity 1 splittable in the sense of Zung (see Vedyushkina and Pustovoitov [125], and also [47] and [126]).…”
Section: Integrable Generalizations Of Planar Billiards and Billiard ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theorem 25 (Vedyushkina and Zav'yalov [124]). A geodesic flow on a nonorientable two-dimensional manifold (a Klein bottle or a projective plane) that has an additional first integral which is linear in momenta is Liouville equivalent to a billiard with slipping formed by planar billiards bounded by concentric circles.…”
Section: Integrable Generalizations Of Planar Billiards and Billiard ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Circular billiards with slipping by an angle of π are integrable and enable one to realise an arbitrary geodesic flow on the projective plane RP 2 or the Klein bottle Kl 2 that is integrable by a linear first integral (see [30]). In a similar way slipping by an angle of π along elliptic boundaries of confocal billiards was defined in [28].…”
Section: § 1 Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%