Abstract
Morphological image analysis is applied to the time evolution of the probability distribution of a quantum particle moving in two- and three-dimensional billiards. It is shown that the time-averaged Euler characteristic of the probability distribution provides a well defined quantity to distinguish between classically integrable and nonintegrable billiards. In three dimensions the time-averaged mean breadth of the probability distribution may also be used for this purpose.
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