PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS SEMINAR
 
 

2 pm, Tuesday May 25th, 2004
M345 (Building 28)

Ergodic Theory for Stochastic Equations in Infinite Dimensions
 

Dr Bohdan Maslowski
Mathematical Institute
Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic



The aim of the talk is to review results on ergodicity and large time behaviour of processes defined by stochastic differential equations in infinite dimensional state spaces (and on applications to stochastic PDE's). Strong (variational) ergodicity, the strong law of large numbers, and some kinds of exponential ergodicity will be discussed and the main differences between finite and infinite dimensional cases will be explained. The results may be applied, e.g., to stochastic reaction-diffusion, Burgers or (2D) Navier-Stokes equations.
 

Convenor:Aidan Sudbury