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Title: Lyapunov Exponents for Infinite Dimensional


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Zeng Lian, Courant Institute KeninG Lu,
Brigham Young University
  • Lyapunov Exponents for Infinite Dimensional
  • Random Dynamical Systems in a Banach Space

International Conference on Random Dynamical
Systems Chern Institute of Mathematics,
Nankai, June 8-12 2009

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Content
  • 1. Random Dynamical Systems
  • 2. Basic Problems
  • 3. Linear Random Dynamical Systems
  • 4. Brief History
  • 5. Main Results
  • 6. Nonuniform Hyperbolicity

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1. Random Dynamical Systems
  • Example 1 Quasi-period ODE
  • where
    is nonlinear
  • Let be
    the Haar measure on .
  • Then
  • is a probability space and is a
    DS preserving
  • Let be the solution of
    Then

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1. Random Dynamical Systems
  • Example 2. Stochastic Differential Equations
  • where
  • is the
    Brownian motion.

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1. Random Dynamical Systems
  • The classical Wiener Space
  • Open compact topology
  • is the Wiener measure
  • The dynamical system
  • is invariant and ergodic under
  • The solution operator generates RDS

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1. Random Dynamical Systems
  • Example Random Partial Differential Equation
  • where -Banach space and is a
    measurable
  • dynamical system over probability space
  • Random dynamical system solution operator

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1. Random Dynamical Systems
  • Metric Dynamical System
  • Let be a probability space.
  • Let
    be a metric dynamical system
  • (i)
  • (ii)
  • (iii) preserves the probability
    measure
  • Evolution of Noise

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1. Random dynamical systems
  • A map
  • is called a random dynamical system over
    if
  • is measurable
  • the mappings
    form a
  • cocycle over

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1. Random Dynamical Systems
  • Time-one map
  • Random map generates
  • the random dynamical system

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2. Basic Problems Mathematical
Questions
  • Two Fundamental Questions
  • Mathematical Model
  • Question 1.


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2. Basic Problems Mathematical
Questions
  • Mathematical Model
  • Computational Model
  • Question 2
  • Can we trust what we see?



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2. Basic Problems Mathematical
Questions
  • Stability
  • Sensitive dependence of initial data

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2. Basic Problems
  • Deterministic Dynamical Systems
  • Stationary solutions
  • Eigenvalues
  • Eigenvectors

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Random Dynamical Systems
  • Deterministic Dynamical Systems
  • Periodic Orbits
  • Floquet exponents
  • Floquet spaces

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Random Dynamical Systems
  • Random Dynamical Systems
  • Orbits
  • Linearized Systems
  • Lyapunov exponents
  • measure the average rate of separation of orbits
    starting from nearby initial points.

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3. Dynamical Behavior of Linear RDS
  • The Linear random dynamical system generated by
    S
  • Basic Problem
  • Find all Lyapunov exponents

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4. Brief History
  • Finite Dimensional Dynamical Systems
  • V. Oseledets, 1968 (31 pages)
  • Existence of Lyapunov exponents
  • Invarant subspaces,.
  • Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem
  • Different Proofs
  • Millionshchikov Palmer, Johnson, Sell
    Margulis KingmanRaghunathan Ruelle Mane
    Crauel Ledrappier Cohen, Kesten, Newman
    Others.

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4.Brief History
  • Applications
  • Deterministic Dynamical Systems
  • Pesin Theory, 1974, 1976, 1977
  • Nonuniform hyperbolicity
  • Entropy formula, chaotic dynamics
  • Random Dynamical Systems
  • Ruelle inequality, chaotic dynamics
  • Entropy Formula, Dimension Formula
  • Ruelle, Ladrappia, L-S. Young,
  • Smooth conjugacy
  • W. Li and K. Lu

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4. Brief History
  • Infinite Dimensional RDS
  • Ruelle, 1982 (Annals of Math)
  • Random Dynamical Systems in a Separable Hilbert
    Space.
  • Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem

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4. Brief History
  • Basic Problem
  • Establish Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem for RDS
  • Banach space such as

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Brief History
  • Infinite Dimensional RDS
  • Mane, 1983
  • Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem

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4. Brief History
  • Infinite Dimensional RDS
  • Thieullen, 1987
  • Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem

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4. Brief History
  • Infinite Dimensional RDS
  • Flandoli and Schaumlffel, 1991
  • Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem

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4. Brief History
  • Infinite Dimensional RDS
  • Schaumlffel, 1991
  • Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem

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Main Results
  • Infinite Dimensional RDS
  • Lian L, Memoirs of AMS 2009
  • Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem
  • Difficulties
  • Random Dynamical Systems
  • No topological structure of the base space
  • Banach Space
  • No inner product structure

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5. Main Results
  • Settings and Assumptions
  • --- Separable Banach Space
  • Measurable metric dynamical system
  • is strongly
    measurable map

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5. Main Results
  • Measure of Noncompactness
  • Let
  • Kuratowski measure of noncompactness
  • Index of noncompactness for a map

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5. Main Results
  • Measure of Noncompactness
  • If S is a bounded linear operator,
  • is the radius of essential specrtrum of S

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5. Main Results
  • Principal Lyapunov Exponent
  • Exponent of Noncompactness
  • When LRDS is compact

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5. Main Results
  • Theorem A (Lian L, Memoirs of AMS 2009)
  • Assume that
  • Then, ( ? -invariant subset of full
    measure)
  • there are finitely many Lyapuniv exponents
  • and invariant splitting

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5. Main Results
  • such that
  • (1) Invariance
  • (2) Lyapunov exponents
  • for all

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5. Main Results
  • (3) Exponential decay rate in
  • and

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5. Main Results
  • Measurability
  • 1. are
    measurable
  • 2. All projections are strongly
    measurable
  • (5) All projections are tempered

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5. Main Results
  • (II) There are many Lyapuniv exponents
  • and many finite dimensional subpaces
  • and many infinite dimensional
    subpaces
  • such that

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5. Main Results
  • and
  • (1) Invariance
  • (2) Lyapunov exponents
  • for all

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5. Main Results
  • (3) Exponential decay rate in
  • and

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5. Main Results
  • Theorem B (Lian L, Memoirs of AMS 2009)
  • Theorem A holds
  • for continuous time random dynamical systems

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6. Nonuniform Hyperbolicity
  • Theorem C There are ? -invariant random variable
    ?(?) gt0 and tempered random variable K(?) 1
    such that
  • where are the
    stable, unstable projections

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7. Random Stable and Unstable Manifolds
  • Theorem D (Lian L, Memoirs of AMS 2009)

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7. Random Stable and Unstable Manifolds
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8. Application
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8. Application
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8. Application
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9. Outline of Proof
  • Volume function
  • Kingmans additive erogidc theorem
  • Katos space gap
  • Measurable selection theorem
  • Measurable Hahn-Banach theorem
  • Measure theory

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