Complexity growth of a typical triangular billiard is weakly exponential
Dmitri Scheglov

TL;DR
This paper establishes that the complexity growth rate of a typical triangular billiard system is at most weakly exponential, providing insights into the system's dynamical complexity.
Contribution
It introduces a weakly exponential upper bound on the complexity growth for typical triangular billiards, advancing understanding of their dynamical behavior.
Findings
Complexity growth is at most weakly exponential
Provides a new upper bound for typical triangular billiards
Enhances understanding of billiard dynamical systems
Abstract
We provide a weakly exponential complexity upper bound for typical triangular billiards
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