Clay Mathematics Institute and MSRI Conference on Recent Progress in Dynamics
September 30,2004 09:00 AM to 09:45 AM
Speakers:
Szasz, Domokos

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Summary:

Szasz discusses recent work studying doubly periodic billiards on the plane, either with finite or infinite horizon, with smooth convex scatterers. The key new idea is a way of obtaining a Markov approximation without a Markov partition in the corridors of an infinite horizon system.

Keywords:

Dynamics; billiards; Loretz Process; Infinite horizon; finite horizon; Markov approximation; central limit theorem

Lecture #10684

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