Exercise09-The Billiard Problem

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Exercise09-The Billiard Problem

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1.abstract

The billiard system can also be a chaotic system. This time I will discuss the problem of a ball moving without friction on a horizontal table. We imagine that there are walls at the edges of table that reflect the ball perfectly and that there is no frictional force between the ball and the table.


2.background

1.Between collisions

Except the collisions with the walls, the motion of the billiard is quite simple. Between every collisions the velocity is constant so we have :

These equations can be solved using our usual Euler algorithm.

  1. collisions

the components of $v_{i}$ parallel and perpendicular before collisions:


the velocity after reflection from the wall :

3.mainbody

z versus x

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$\sigma$=10, b=8/3, r=25, the step of time is 0.0001.

while the time-dependent behavior is unpredictable, we can predict with certainty that the system will be found somewhere on the attractor surface in phase space.

z versus y when x=0

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First, we consider a quite simple model-the motion of a billiard on a square table. The billiard started at point (0.2, 0).

Trajectory of a billiard on a square table

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However, if we cut the table along the x axis, and pull the two semicircular halves apart (along y), a distance $2\alpha$ r, the trajectory will be definitely not symmetric.

Stadium billiard \alpha=0.01

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4.conlusion

Ths chaotic system will present when the boundary is composed by some shapes (different or same). If the boundary is a simple regular shape, the chaotic situation cannot be observed.

acknowledgement

The Lesson plan Chapter 3 of Cai Hao
tanshan

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