Explicit Families and Distribution of Triangular Billiards of Weakly Exponential Growth
Abstract
Recently, it has been shown that the combinatorial complexity function Nc(n) of a typical triangular billiard has weakly exponential growth, i.e., for almost any triangle and any >0 there is a constant C such that Nc(n)<Cen. We give the first example, an infinite family of explicitly described triangles with weakly exponential complexity growth. The simplest example in this family is a right triangle with integer side lengths. Moreover, we find one-parameter families of triangular tables with weakly exponential growth for generic parameters.
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