Chess Billiards
Arnaldo Nogueira, Serge Troubetzkoy

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that the chess billiard map is a circle homeomorphism, surveys related circle homeomorphism results, and provides new insights addressing open questions from prior work.
Contribution
It establishes the chess billiard map as a circle homeomorphism and applies existing theory to derive new results solving open problems.
Findings
Chess billiard map is a circle homeomorphism
New results answer open questions from previous research
Application of circle homeomorphism theory to chess problems
Abstract
We show the chess billiard map, which was introduced in [HM] in order to study a generalization of the -Queens problem in chess, is a circle homeomorphism. We give a survey of some of the known results on circle homeomorphisms, and apply them to this map. We prove a number of new results which give answers to some of the open questions posed in [HM].
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum chaos and dynamical systems · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Computational Physics and Python Applications
