Spontaneous Stochasticity in Multi-Scale Dynamics

Offered By: Stony Brook Mathematics via YouTube

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Explore the intriguing phenomenon of spontaneous stochasticity in multi-scale dynamical systems through this comprehensive mathematics colloquium talk. Delve into the fascinating world where deterministic Cauchy problems are solved by stochastic Markov processes, with a focus on applications in turbulence models. Discover how these stochastic solutions are formalized using attractors of renormalization-group operators. Join speaker Alexei Mailybaev from IMPA, Rio de Janeiro, as he presents joint work with Artem Raibekas (UFF, Brazil), offering a captivating introduction to this complex topic in the field of mathematics and dynamical systems.

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Spontaneous stochasticity in multi-scale dynamics - Alexei Mailybaev

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Stony Brook Mathematics

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