Basis Markov Partitions and Transition Matrices for Stochastic Systems

Nonlinear Sciences – Chaotic Dynamics

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21 pages in latex including 3 figures

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We analyze dynamical systems subjected to an additive noise and their deterministic limit. In this work, we will introduce a notion by which a stochastic system has something like a Markov partition for deterministic systems. For a chosen class of the noise profiles the Frobenius-Perron operator associated to the noisy system is exactly represented by a stochastic transition matrix of a finite size K. This feature allows us to introduce for these stochastic systems a basis--Markov partition, defined herein, irrespectively of whether the deterministic system possesses a Markov partition or not. We show that in the deterministic limit, corresponding to K --> infinity, the sequence of invariant measures of the noisy systems tends, in the weak sense, to the invariant measure of the deterministic system. Thus by introducing a small additive noise one may approximate transition matrices and invariant measures of deterministic dynamical systems.

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