Stochastic Dynamics

Mathematical challenges

Stochastic dynamics asks how random systems evolve over long times and how individual sample paths organize into coherent behaviour. We study random dynamical systems generated by stochastic differential equations and SPDEs.

Our questions include ergodicity, mixing, stability and the formation of random attractors. Particular attention is paid to synchronization by noise, where common fluctuations can bring initially different states together, and to regularization mechanisms that change the qualitative dynamics. We combine probabilistic, analytical and geometric techniques to identify Lyapunov behaviour, quantify convergence and understand how microscopic stochasticity affects macroscopic stability. These tools also inform the study of learning algorithms and large interacting systems.

Current directions

  • Random dynamical systems generated by SPDEs
  • Synchronization by noise
  • Mixing and ergodicity
  • Random attractors and stability
  • Long-time qualitative behaviour

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