Coherent behavior of balls in a vibrated box
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![Figure 1: (a) Pustylnikov version of the Fermi acceleration, in which a ball returns to an oscillatory wall under the g 0 Earth’s gravity acceleration (see [1, 3] and references therein); (b) Ulam version, in which a ball bounces back and forth between an](https://thumb-eu.123doks.com/thumbv2/123doknet/12726273.357046/2.892.488.826.391.530/figure-pustylnikov-version-acceleration-returns-oscillatory-acceleration-references.webp)
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