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math.DS2025

Poncelet property of planar elliptic integrable Kepler billiards

Daniel Jaud, Lei Zhao

We consider the integrable dynamics of a Kepler billiard in the plane bounded by a branch of a conic section focused at the Kepler center. We show that in this case, for non-zero-e…

math.DS2023★ 2 cited

Geometric properties of integrable Kepler and Hooke billiards with conic section boundaries

Daniel Jaud, Lei Zhao

We study the geometry of reflection of a massive point-like particle at conic section boundaries. Thereby the particle is subjected to a central force associated with either a Kepl…

math.DS2023★ 1 cited

Gravitational billiards -- bouncing inside a paraboloid cavity

Daniel Jaud

In this work the confined domains for a point-like particle propagating within the boundary of an ideally reflecting paraboloid mirror are derived. Thereby it is proven that all co…

math.DS2022★ 3 cited

Gravitational billiards bouncing inside general domains -- foci curves and confined domains

Daniel Jaud

A massive particle under the influence of a constant gravitational force that is bouncing inside an ideal reflecting mirror described by some function is considered. For the…

math.DS2020

Integer Sequences from Circle Divisions in Rational Billiards

Daniel Jaud

We study rational circular billiards. By viewing the trajectory formed after each reflection point to another inside the circle as the number of circle divisions into regions we de…

math.DS2019

Playing a game of billiard with Fibonacci

Daniel Jaud

By making use of the greatest common divisor's () properties we can highlight some connections between playing billiard inside a unit square and the Fibonacci sequence as well…