Abstract
The implementation of stochastic cooling in a confined geometry is discussed, where the boundary shape is found to be an independent control parameter for arriving at a variety of final spatial and momentum distributions. Results for integrable and nonintegrable geometries are contrasted in terms of both efficiency of cooling and mechanisms for saturation.
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