Proof of the Ergodic Hypothesis for Typical Hard Ball Systems
Nandor Simanyi
Abstract
We consider the system of N (2) hard balls with masses m1,...,mN and radius r in the flat torus TLν= Rν/L· Zν of size L, ν3. We prove the ergodicity (actually, the Bernoulli mixing property) of such systems for almost every selection (m1,...,mN; L) of the outer geometric parameters. This theorem complements my earlier result that proved the same, almost sure ergodicity for the case ν=2. The method of that proof was primarily dynamical-geometric, whereas the present approach is inherently algebraic.
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