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math.DS2026

Counting Cylinders on Z-covers of Genus 2 Square-tiled Surfaces

Mauro Artigiani, Angel Pardo

We count maximal cylinders on zero holonomy -covers of genus square-tiled surfaces, up to -action, obtaining quadratic asymptotics. We also show that th…

math.DS2023

Diffusion rate in non-generic directions in the wind-tree model

Sylvain Crovisier, Pascal Hubert, Erwan Lanneau +1

We show that any real number in [0,1) is a diffusion rate for the wind-tree model with rational parameters. We will also provide a criterion in order to describe the shape of the L…

math.DS2021

Permutation of periodic points of Veech surfaces in

Rodolfo Gutiérrez-Romo, Angel Pardo

We study how are permuted Weierstrass points of Veech surfaces in , the stratum of Abelian differentials on Riemann surfaces in genus two with a single zero of orde…

math.DS2018

A remark on -covers of Veech surfaces

Angel Pardo

In this note we are interested in the dynamics of the linear flow on infinite periodic -covers of Veech surfaces. An elementary remark allows us to show that the kern…

math.DS2017★ 4 cited

A non-varying phenomenon with an application to the wind-tree model

Angel Pardo

We exhibit a non-varying phenomenon for the counting problem of cylinders, weighted by their area, passing through two marked (regular) Weierstrass points of a translation surface…

math.DS2017★ 1 cited

Quantitative error term in the counting problem on Veech wind-tree models

Angel Pardo

We study periodic wind-tree models, billiards in the plane endowed with -periodically located identical connected symmetric right-angled obstacles. We exhibit effecti…

math.DS2016★ 5 cited

Counting problem on wind-tree models

Angel Pardo

We study periodic wind-tree models, billiards in the plane endowed with -periodically located identical connected symmetric right-angled obstacles. We show asymptotic…