Motivated by the problem of identifying a mathematical framework for the formal definition of concepts such as weather, climate and connections between them, we discuss a question of convergence of short-time time averages for random nonautonomous dynamical systems depending on a parameter. The problem is formulated by means of Young measures. Using the notion of pull-back attractor, we prove a general theorem giving a sufficient condition for the tightness of the law of the approximating problems. In a specific example, we show that the theorem applies and we characterize the unique limit point.
Nonautonomous attractors and Young measures
Flandoli, Franco
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2022
Abstract
Motivated by the problem of identifying a mathematical framework for the formal definition of concepts such as weather, climate and connections between them, we discuss a question of convergence of short-time time averages for random nonautonomous dynamical systems depending on a parameter. The problem is formulated by means of Young measures. Using the notion of pull-back attractor, we prove a general theorem giving a sufficient condition for the tightness of the law of the approximating problems. In a specific example, we show that the theorem applies and we characterize the unique limit point.File in questo prodotto:
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