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제출번호(No.) 0630
분류(Section) Invited Talk
분과(Session) Probability / Stochastic Process / Statistics (SS-12)
영문제목
(Title(Eng.))
Ergodicity and asymptotic stability of Feller semigroups on Polish spaces
저자(Author(s))
Fuzhou Gong1
Chinese Academy of Sciences1
초록본문(Abstract) There exists a long literature of
studying the ergodicity and asymptotic stability for various
semigroups from dynamic systems and Markov chains. Abundant theories
and applications have been established for compact or locally
compact state spaces. However, it seems very hard to extend all of
them to infinite dimensional or general Polish settings. Actually,
the {\em strong Feller} semigroups were the most popular objects in
the field of stochastic processes on Banach spaces. Recent years,
people have developed many new approaches to more complicated
models. For instance, the {\em asymptotic strong Feller} property,
as a celebrating breakthrough, was presented by Hairer and
Mattingly, which can be applied to deal with the uniqueness of
ergodicity for 2D Navier-Stokes equations with degenerate stochastic
forcing. Some notable contributions to this subject came from Lasota
and Szarek along with their sequential works for {\em
equicontinuous} semigroups. Indeed, the equicontinuity is adaptable
to many known stochastic partial differential equations at present.
However, it seems far from being necessary in the theoretical sense.
In this talk, we will give the sharp criterions or equivalent
characterizations about the ergodicity and asymptotic stability for
{\em Feller} semigroups on Polish spaces with full generality. To
this end we will introduce some new notions, especially the {\em
eventual continuity} of Feller semigroups, which seems very close to
be necessary for the ergodic behavior in some sense and also allows
the sensitive dependence on initial data in some extent.
분류기호
(MSC number(s))
Primary 60J05, Secondary 37A30
키워드(Keyword(s)) ergodicity, asymptotic stability, Feller semigroup, Polish space
강연 형태
(Language of Session (Talk))
English